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Law Firm Retreats

In today's economy retreats may still be happening, but many have been tailored down and changed to business meeting formats rather than just R & R. To get the most out of the time and expense investment, proper planning is key.

9 minute read July 01, 2016 at 11:44 AM
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Sharon Meit Abrahams
Law Firm Retreats

In years past, law firm retreats where huge, expensive splashes of luxury and fun for attorneys and often their spouses. It was a way of saying thank you to the attorneys for working hard, and to the spouses for putting up with their absentee partners.

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