29. Lessons for Law Firms During a Market Downturn
In a bear market, clients become more strategic, they reduce demand, cut their spend, and spread the work around. The real impact is the shift in power from the talent back to the client. As the available work declines, and clients become more inquisitive and discriminating. Not just in rates, where traditional old sensitivities return, but in how the legal services are actually provided.
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