Big firms want to cross-sell legal services across disciplines to create long-term institutional clients, but as firms grow to have hundreds of lawyers in multiple offices, communication among practices can become more unwieldy.
It used to be the relationship partner who facilitated those connections for clients, but Erich Durlacher, the Atlanta managing partner for Burr & Forman, said that is an outdated model as firms get bigger.
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