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Firm Marketing Initiatives: Trends We See for 2013

When lawyers no longer feel they are at a place that can support and reward the ambitions they have for their practice, they head for the door.

15 minute read December 27, 2012 at 10:30 AM
By
Bruce Alltop and Craig Brown
Firm Marketing Initiatives: Trends We See for 2013

As the recent drama of large firm closings played out in the national media right before our eyes, we had the misfortune (or fortune, depending on how you view it) of seeing something we don't always have the opportunity to see: the inner workings of another firm.

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