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Need Partners Who Can Effectively Manage Your Firm?

As I work with partners in law firms throughout the country, I continue to be surprised at how little, if any, formal training they have had in the business of law ' leadership, management, profitability, and business development. <br/>Lawyers are largely extremely bright and talented people. Most, however, do not have MBAs, did not study business in college and do not devote sufficient non-billable time each year to ongoing leadership and management training courses.

38 minute read March 30, 2005 at 09:02 AM
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Marci M. Krufka
Need Partners Who Can Effectively Manage Your Firm?

As I work with partners in law firms throughout the country, I continue to be surprised at how little, if any, formal training they have had in the business of law ' leadership, management, profitability, and business development.

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