What kind of person makes a good leader? Generally, lawyers are not recruited to a law firm on the basis of their leadership skills. Consequently, lawyers’ leadership skills are greatly varied.
The requisites for leadership are, in this day and age, well known. The leader must garner respect and support, have clout and wield it when necessary. The leader’s skills must combine judgment, timing and vision.
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