All Leadership and Management articles – Page 9
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Opinion
Ways of working
Paul Bennett reflects on the key issues that firm leaders face, and outlines what this edition of the magazine provides
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Feature
Telling tales
Brendan Pittaway outlines how and why you should use public relations to build your business
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Opening up
Managing your mental health in a demanding work environment can be incredibly challenging. For Mental Health Awareness Week, three solicitors open up to Dan Gilbert about their experiences with stress, pressure and mental ill health in private practice
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Ready to launch
Sally Thompson and Sue Bramall share their step-by-step approach to the rebranding and relaunch of a new website at a law firm
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The generation game
Roman Kubiak looks at how artificial intelligence is likely to change the face of the legal landscape
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Growing gains
Legal business development is based on good client relationships but lawyers all too frequently waste opportunities to build meaningful connections. Robin Dicks explains the right questions to ask to refine your growth strategy and win more work
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Exit strategy
Jeff Zindani discusses how to ensure the successful sale of a legal business, the questions to first ask yourself, and ways to ensure both the best price and a lasting legacy for your hard work
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Four days a week
In a recent trial many businesses opted to adopt a four-day work week. Natalie Moore explains how it works for her conveyancing firm
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Consultancy matters
Lucy Trevelyan looks at the increasing popularity of the consultancy model of providing legal services
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Regulating behaviour
Jessica Clay and Lucinda Soon summarise how the SRA can regulate solicitors’ behaviour in and out of the workplace, and analyse in what circumstances they will choose to take action
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News
Quarterly pulse survey report Q1 (January to March 2023)
For the last 20 years, we’ve carried out an annual Financial Benchmarking Survey. It’s the leading survey for medium-sized and smaller firms (SMEs) in England and Wales, providing participants with a bespoke report showing how their firm compares to similar firms.
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Feature
AI part II: What should we solve for?
In the second article of a three-part series, Kelly Fermont gives her quick-fire introduction to the world of AI
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Freelance solicitors – new risk protections
With many solicitors now taking the freelance route to practice, Travelers Europe have developed an insurance product to mitigate their risk. Here, they outline how it works.
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AI part I: Welcome to the world of artificial intelligence
Artificial intelligence has been a talking point for some time, but how is it affecting the legal profession?
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Videos
Webinar: Building financial resilience and sustainable practice
Watch this inclusive webinar to learn about strategies for legal professionals during an economic downturn
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Opinion
Leading by example
Paul Bennett reflects on the key issues that firm leaders face, and what this edition of the magazine provides
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Time change
Changes to the Legal Ombudsman Scheme Rules came into effect on 1 April 2023. Paul Wightman outlines what to expect
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Feature
Making diversity count
Raphael Mokades explains how larger firms are able to recruit a more diverse range of applicants and gives some practical advice that will help small, medium sized and regional firms to do the same
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Preventative measures
Paul Bennett asks if the regulator and law firms do enough to prevent rule breaches?
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Ahead of the curve
Law Society partner LEAP Legal Software sets out how you can use technology to generate long-term growth for your legal business