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Law Firm Leadership: Leading in Challenging Times

Mark Beese

Times of uncertainty and layoffs often lead to negative emotions, a lack of trust in management, and a decrease in productivity. So, what is a CMO or Marketing Director to do in the midst of such chaos? Here are some leadership tactics that will not only help your team survive the crisis, but strengthen it through the process.

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Let's Welcome Our New Board of Editors Members

Elizabeth Anne "Betiayn" Tursi

Three stellar contributors join our Board.

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Professional Development for the Senior Associate

Ann Rainhart

Senior associates ' who, by definition, are reaching higher levels of profitability for the firm and have developed practice expertise ' are often left behind when it comes to targeted professional development. But ignoring this population creates problems for a firm, particularly as people move into partnership and as responsibilities shift from "doing" to "leading.

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Business Plans: A New Reality

Sharon Mahn

Now that the legal industry is reeling from losses, layoffs and downsizings, lateral hires are being run through an even more stringent gauntlet than ever before. Many firms now want to see business plans from all lateral partner candidates.

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Law Firm Intelligence: Researching the Economy Part III: The Big Picture

Shannon Sankstone

While the macroeconomics is more than a little intimidating, the good news is that researching the economy is not a complicated task. In fact, it can be much more straightforward than internal financial research (covered in the first part of this series) and research on the financial health of companies and industries (covered in the second part of this series). In this, the third and final part in the Researching the Economy series, we focus on a few key sources for macroeconomic information.

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Real Property Law

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In-depth analysis of the latest rulings.

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Landlord & Tenant

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Recent rulings of interest to you and your practice.

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Development

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Analysis of recent cases of importance.

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The Martin Act and Common Law Fraud

Stewart E. Sterk

In <i>Kerusa LLC v. W10Z/515 Real Estate Limited Partnership</i>, the Court of Appeals resolved a question that has plagued the Appellate Divisions over the past several years: May a co-op or condominium purchaser prevail on a common law fraud claim based on material omissions from offering plan amendments mandated by the Martin Act?

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