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Important update you need to know.

Project Management As a Tool to Select, Manage, and Evaluate Outside Counsel
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The recent recession has exacerbated the fundamental challenge faced by general counsel: the selection and management of outside counsel.

An e-Cheapskate’s Guide to Contracts
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When confronted by contract after contract, day after day, which ones should an e-commerce executive actually read, so that she can spend some time running the business requiring all those contracts, and maybe even make some money?

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Maximizing Information Technology Return on Investment
No matter what the reason or replacement cycle, law firm computer technology should be a function of ROI. There is no one right or correct rate of return, but maximizing it is essential.

The Evolving Role of the Law Firm CFO
The real challenge — and opportunity — facing today’s law firm CFO is not improving his or her technical expertise, but rather gaining the support of law firm management to implement real, impactful change.

Minding Your Business
To remain competitive, it is important for law firms to peel away the financial layers of their businesses, identify potential problems, forecast future revenues, and manage their financial health.

Succession Planning
To help ensure client retention, firms need to put in place a long-term, multipronged client transition plan at least two years before a partner’s retirement. With the eldest of the baby boomers turning 65 in 2011 that means such planning must begin now.

Movers & Shakers
Who's doing what; who's going where.

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