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Team Building Games and Activities for Lawyers

By Allan Colman
July 29, 2013

Hold a discussion about your clients' preferences, needs and wishes.' There are 3 primary particulars to touch on during this exercise.' The first of these is answering the question,' “What is the most beneficial service you are currently providing?”' Understanding what services your client benefits from or appreciates the most is a great way to gauge your performance.' For example, whichever service they credit as being most beneficial provides a great model for how you shjould be performing alll of your services.' Looking deeper into the professionals and processes behind the service will help your firm replicate that success.'

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