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31% of Leadership Partners Report Higher Profits from Alternative Fees

Profits emerge from the murky waters of alternative fees. To the surprise of many, but not all, 31% of law firm leadership partners report making more money when using AFAs. Fully half of these are from AmLaw 100 firms. These larger firms are changing the value equation to their benefit…

Michael RynowecerApril 25, 2011

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Lawyer Directories Ride Crest of Social Media Wave

The increasing popularity of LinkedIn, Facebook and other social media sites has heightened interest in online sources of information about people and companies. Rare is the HR manager who does not turn to an online search engine to learn more about a high-prospect candidate. Rare too, apparently, is the in-house…

Michael RynowecerApril 1, 2011

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A Pebble, a Boulder and a Pile of Feathers

Growth in today’s stagnant market demands new thinking, integrated efforts—and, perhaps, a wholly novel approach to relating to clients. Picture the tranquility of a pond of thick, oozy mud. Toss in a small gray pebble and you will see it enveloped immediately, its tiny impression disappearing completely in a moment’s…

Michael RynowecerJanuary 25, 2011

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New Ways of Navigating Today’s Legal Market

Savvy law firm leaders can define new ways of navigating today’s legal market by drawing on a combination of proven tactics and innovative best practices including:...

Michael RynowecerJanuary 25, 2011

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Gateway Practices Promise Premium Rates for 2011 – and More

Gateway Practices are a law firm’s exclusive invitation into an elite club. They not only provide intimate insights into a client’s most sensitive, high-value needs, but also offer priority access to new business opportunities in other areas (such as high-rate, high-growth opportunities). BTI Premium Practices Forecast 2011, based on input…

Michael RynowecerJanuary 12, 2011

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Law Firm Leaders Turn Optimistic – Expectations Climb

BTI’s Law Firm Leader Confidence Index rose to 52.85 in third-quarter 2010 – a decidedly positive change from the previous quarter’s rating of 45.83. The most notable change between second- and third-quarter is the...

Michael RynowecerDecember 10, 2010

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Client Spending to Grow 1.2% in 2011 – New BTI Research

All signs point to stabilization of the legal market. After some disappointing setbacks, the legal market is poised to grow in 2011. This directional shift joins anticipated spending increases in such strongholds as...

Michael RynowecerNovember 4, 2010

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A Whac-A-Mole Market?

Practice area trends of 2010 and 2011 have been anything but expected. Contrary to historical ebbs and flows, such as litigation spikes in downturns, today’s legal market is bucking the trend. In everything from corporate work to bet-the-company litigation, periods of growth and decline are sporadic, short-lived and, at times,…

Michael RynowecerOctober 12, 2010

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The BTI Fearsome Foursome: Most Feared Litigation Firms

Wind, Fire, Earth, Water. These are Mother Nature’s mighty forces. They change, shape, mold and occasionally devastate the most stalwart opponents. Their enormity is legendary. Their magnificent power undisputed. Among law firms, few can claim such epic strength as these four elements. The Fearsome Foursome is the exception. Four law…

Michael RynowecerAugust 24, 2010

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The End of the World as We Know It: The New World of Litigation

REM’s apocalyptic hit ceaselessly inventories a parade of revolutionary events that will forever alter our world. From earthquakes to government coups, the jangly tune invokes visions of awesome transformation. The end is catastrophic. Comparing forthcoming changes in litigation to the Apocalypse is certainly melodramatic. The pending developments in litigation are…

Michael RynowecerAugust 20, 2010

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