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Tag Archives: professional responsibility
Survival skills: quality assurance and risk management
This is the fifth of a series of posts about eight business skills that will be essential for the continued success of most law firms in 2013 and beyond. Designing and managing alternative fee agreements to remain competitive and profitable Strengthening … Continue reading
Posted in law firms, leadership, partners, planning, practice groups, professional responsibility, profitability
Tagged 2013, clients, fees, internal audits, large law firms, law firms, low-hanging fruit, management control review, partners, planning, productivity, professional responsibility, profitability, profitability diagnostic, profits, quality, quality assurance, risk, risk management, write-downs, write-offs
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The duty to speak up
What do airlines and successful law firms have in commong? An article by Alan Levin and Mary Schlangenstein posted today on Bloomberg web site provides one interesting answer: When people think that something is going wrong, they speak up. The article … Continue reading
Posted in law firms, leadership, mental health, professional responsibility
Tagged airlines, crisis, culture, large law firms, partners, professional responsibility, small law firms, United States, whistle blowers
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“Dead files” — but do they need to smell bad?
One of the best sources of entertainment about professional ethics is the monthly newsletter of the Disciplinary Board of the Pennsylvania (USA) Supreme Court. Because I cannot begin to approach the wittiness of their writers, I beg their pardon for … Continue reading
Posted in knowledge management, professional responsibility
Tagged bugs, conservators, files, knowledge management, law firms, Pennsylvania, professional responsibility, rodentology, rodents
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Year end count-down: disaster and business continuation plans
Is your law firm one of the vast majority of law firms that do not have an adequate plan to respond to a disaster, recover, and continue your services to your clients? As you consider the improvements that you want … Continue reading
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Tagged backup, business continuation, clients, data backup, disaster plans, facilities, files, knowledge management, law firms, professional responsibility
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Lawyer with a video game addiction
I just received the monthly newsletter of the Pennsylvania Disciplinary Board. Not Fun and Games: Lawyer with Video Game Addiction Suspended This month’s most interesting disciplinary decision is the case of Office of Disciplinary Counsel v. Matthew J. Eshelman. By order … Continue reading
Posted in associates, mental health, professional responsibility
Tagged addiction, associates, law firms, mental health, Pennsylvania, professional responsibility, video games
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