The collapse of LeClairRyan served as the latest reminder that when a law firm partnership finally loses its faith, the party is over. But that doesn’t necessarily mean firms can’t pull out of a spiral.

Experts in law firm management and dissolution say the right approach to communicating with partners, staff and other stakeholders can make all the difference when a firm is tested—and that sometimes a crisis can become an opportunity.

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