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By Carla Landry on April 11, 2023
As any Manhattanite will tell you, it doesn’t take long to walk 10 short north-south blocks. It’s less than half a mile. But
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By Carla Landry on March 14, 2023
In the first full pandemic year, law firm pricing outpaced inflation. It seemed that law firms couldn’t lose. It’s a new day, though,
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By Susan Raridon Lambreth on March 7, 2023
In Midtown Manhattan, the temperatures soared to a spring-like 50 degrees when nearly 400 people attended this year’s Practising Law Institute (PLI) on
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By Susan Raridon Lambreth on February 7, 2023
According to most economists, we’re not in a recession, at least right now. However, the only certainty appears to be uncertainty. How will
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By Carla Landry on January 18, 2023
Do you remember the tale of the Emperor’s New Clothes? Turns out the emperor thought he was wearing a beautiful new robe, but
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By Carla Landry on December 20, 2022
As we close out the year, the sound of holiday music surrounds us. We thought there couldn’t be a more fitting way to
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By Carla Landry on November 8, 2022
You’ve probably heard of Brené Brown. She has an intriguing combination of books and Ted Talks on leadership, vulnerability, and a host of
Posted In: Legal Process Improvement, Legal Project Management
By Carla Landry on August 23, 2022
Gotta love Simon Sinek. We do. Not only because he’s a great storyteller, but also because of the relevance of his stories to
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By Carla Landry on July 25, 2022
In part 1 of our series, we talked about the significance of why for any high-performing law firm. Success is not about how
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By Carla Landry on June 27, 2022
There are many great business books written every year. But one of the best books of all time that has particular relevance right