(The video is 8 minutes – watch at least the first full minute then more if it grabs you)
Law firm leaders
You don’t need to embrace social media or love technology or even be a gadget freak to have a peak at how we’ll all read magazines and papers soon… I thought a
PUNCHLINE: If Social Media matters, then it matters to law firms because everything that matters to society in general must matter to law firms sooner or later. Watch this and make your own decision.
My good friend Arnie Herz (Lawyer and Consultant) was kind enough to interview me for his blog:
From the Sacramento Business Journal today:
Law firm confidence index drops to record low
Excerpt:
Confidence in the economy among managing partners at large law firms nationwide hit new lows in the first quarter, according to the latest research from the Citi Private Bank Law Firm Group in New York City.
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Bruce Marcus of The Marcus Letter offers us a fascinating lesson in transposition in his new article called "HOW TO ELECT A PRESIDENT — OR GET A CLIENT". Bruce’s tag line is the name of this post.
Here’s a quote from Bruce Marcus as he shines his light on learnings from the campaign of President
Jan. 14 (Bloomberg) — The week after Bernard Madoff was charged with running a $50 billion Ponzi scheme, Proskauer Rose, a New York firm of 750 lawyers, offered a telephone briefing on the scandal for its wealthy clients. With only a day’s notice, 1,300 Madoff investors dialed in.
“This is a financial 9/11 for
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The September 2007 McKinsey Quarterly has an interesting article called: The Evolving Role of the CMO by David Court who discusses four areas of change for the CMO:
Before concluding, David discusses how the CEO
At Edge International we are often asked about how lawyers and their firms might be different from place to place around the world. One of my stock answers is that many people misinterpret the propensity of the Brits to avoid hyperbole to mean that they are not aggressive. There is a reason why they once
The despised business of videoconferencing is about to get a new lease on life.
This weeks Economist has an article on Telepresence. The full title is “Behold, telepresence – Far away yet strangely personal”. (Requires subscription). Image above is from the article.
Here are a few excerpts to whet your appetite for the story
