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All 121 Law Firms Best at Meeting Novel, New, and Strategic Needs

Complex, new, and novel matters are driving the market — as are transformational and strategic M&A. These create new demands for clients — who are enjoying the challenge — and their outside counsel. These new demands include the ability to: Serve as the source of new ideas Develop brand new…

Michael RynowecerMarch 6, 2024

The Mad Clientist

9 Reasons Clients Remember Pitches and Meetings

You want to make an imprint. A positive imprint. You want to be remembered. Being remembered means getting hired. Corporate counsel hear a lot of pitches and talk to a lot of attorneys — an average of 22 a month at last count. They report hearing a lot of noise…

Michael RynowecerFebruary 28, 2024

The Mad Clientist

11 Best Practices to Make Your Industry Groups Thrive

Virtually every new regulation and court decision brings unique industry-specific impacts. Your ability to bring this insight is the difference between being invited in without competition or being left out of the conversation. And — getting much higher rates. The Most Lucrative Differentiator Understanding your client’s industry is the most…

Michael RynowecerFebruary 21, 2024

The Mad Clientist

Clients Single Out the Law Firms on the Leading Edge: Helping Clients Implement Strategic Change

More than 80% of clients are going through a business transformation. 67% of corporate counsel are playing a mission-critical role in this transformation — and they single out the law firms best suited for this high-value new and novel work. These firms are best at delivering on the all-new expectations…

Michael RynowecerFebruary 14, 2024

The Mad Clientist

25 Law Firms of All Sizes Top LinkedIn Engagement Touchpoints

LinkedIn engagement is an underappreciated building block in your client relationship. Corporate counsel treat every comment, like and celebration as a valued touchpoint. This high quality connection adds to the foundational strength you already have — and serves as a credible first touchpoint for others. This makes the case —…

BTIConsultingNovember 15, 2023

The Mad Clientist

Client Expectations Jump 27%

You disappear from the reliable and trusted list the minute you fall behind client expectations. There is little leeway here. You have 2 ways to fall behind: You can do less or invest your time elsewhere — this is more often an unintended behavior than a decision Clients start moving…

Michael RynowecerNovember 8, 2023

The Mad Clientist

9 Q4 Business Development Hacks

Q4 is one of the best times of the year to develop business. Clients zero in on their mission-critical tasks. Their focus is to get them done. This focus consumes any time for issuing RFPs or big pitches. Corporate counsel want to make it happen before year-end creating a perfect…

Michael RynowecerOctober 11, 2023

The Mad Clientist

6 Insights: The New, Most Powerful Branding Opportunity Since the Website

Clients crave insight into their chosen law firms like never before. Enter LinkedIn law firm pages, serving up everything they desire or, at the very least, a tantalizing peek. The outcome? A two-year upswing in law firm followers on LinkedIn that's nothing short of revealing. Enter BTI's three-year odyssey —…

Michael RynowecerAugust 31, 2023

The Mad Clientist

5 Reasons Clients Are About to Job Hop Like Never Before — and Won’t Bring Their Law Firms With Them

More than ½ of corporate counsel are poised to jump ship. While about 37% of corporate counsel are thrilled with their jobs — almost 2/3 are not. These less-than-thrilled in-house attorneys are either passively or actively looking. They sense more opportunity — and a bump up in pay. And even…

Michael RynowecerMay 11, 2023

The Mad Clientist

Clients have 2 big sources of insomnia. Law firms only cause 1.

Top legal officers are questioning themselves and their strategies. Something they don’t often do. And it’s keeping them up at night. The decision makers are unnerved by their law firms’ behavior—as they are now relying on their outside counsel more than ever before.Almost 30% of corporate counsel are unnerved because…

Michael RynowecerApril 25, 2018