At many firms, partners tend to lose steam before long-term strategic plans are realized. Addressing issues one at a time fits better with lawyers’ action-oriented personalities, said one longtime legal consultant.
January 22, 2024 at 05:25 PM
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Canada Correspondent
Traditional strategic planning, particularly for anything but the biggest law firms, is dying out, said Stephen Mabey, a longtime legal consultant and former COO of Canadian firm Stewart McKelvey.
“Strategic issues thinking” is the new approach, he said.
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Stephen Mabey, managing director of Canada-based Applied Strategies. Courtesy photo
