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1. The User Guide Series: My Law Firm Gave Me Access To This Thing, Now What?
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1. Aligning Your Work with Client Expectations
Better communications, collaborative planning and structured legal work all come as standard, and these basic staples go a long way to addressing the disconnects that exist between what clients want and what attorneys deliver.
1. Aligning Your Work with Client Expectations
Clients hear from plenty of lawyers who are interested in getting a new assignment. What they don’t hear enough about is lawyers who are interested in them and their problems. Throw in a concern for clear communications, collaborative planning and structured legal operations, and you become a cherished rarity.
1. Aligning Your Work with Client Expectations
If the client is a substantial enterprise in the world of business, they will likely have a steady stream of similar challenges and problems. All of these will come your way to solve, provided of course you don’t blow it. Getting repeat business is easy and so is blowing it. The difference is how you do the work.
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