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: Law Practice ManagementThe Run For The Door
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We’ve all heard stories, watched it in action, or been in the middle of what I refer to as The Run For The Door — the point at which partners determine their firm no longer has sufficient mass to cover overhead and debt, and the mass exodus begins. Those who move too slow are left to turn off the lights, and are often left holding the proverbial bag. It’s an ugly thing to watch. In some cases it’s led to some undesirable career detours. In some cases it’s led to read more
Full post as published by Law Practice Management on March 10, 2011 (boomark / email).
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