Law firms have long shunned the kind of process management familiar to contractors in other service industries. But, finds Gina Passarella, the profession is expected to try again
What do lawyers and general contractors have in common? Nothing yet.
Law firms have long shunned the kind of process management familiar to contractors in other service industries. But, finds Gina Passarella, the profession is expected to try again
October 28, 2009 at 07:06 AM
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Law firms have long shunned the kind of process management familiar to contractors in other service industries. But, finds Gina Passarella, the profession is expected to try again
What do lawyers and general contractors have in common? Nothing yet.
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