Many law firm CFOs still have narrowly defined roles that focus on budgeting, financial modeling, internal controls and tax information reporting despite the dramatic changes the legal profession has experienced over the past three years.
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.
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Ralph MacNamara And Michael MooreThis premium content is locked for Accounting and Financial Planning for Law Firms subscribers only
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