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Lessons In Leadership

Law firms are a natural breeding ground for developing strong, effective leaders. Most often though, when selecting an attorney to assume leadership responsibilities for their practice group, office or as managing partner, the nod goes to the most financially successful attorney who has established a baseline of trust as a knowledge-based expert with clients. Is it any wonder that when these very successful attorneys who are superb at maintaining client relationships by keeping their nose to the grindstone and practicing law without interference from the firm, often stumble when thrown into leadership roles where expectations dramatically shift to the care and feeding of others within the firm?

11 minute read November 30, 2004 at 08:07 AM
By
Bob Murney
Lessons In Leadership

Take your lessons in leadership where you can find them.

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