If you want to be a successful law firm, you need to keep your clients happy — and one of the best ways to do that is by collaborating with your clients.
In fact, effective and continual lawyer-client collaboration and communication can help prevent a wide range of common client complaints.
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Inside In-House Podcast Episode 3: Employment Law Space
In our final episode of the Inside In-house Podcast for 2020, Tyrilly interviewed three employment lawyers to hear about their career journeys.
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“Remarkable Adaptability” – How the World has Adjusted to Working from Home
“Working from home full-time is an entirely different experience, particularly working from home for an extended period of time, which can be fairly stressful,” said Kevin Luo, Assistant General Counsel; GM, Asia-Pacific R&D Group Legal at Microsoft.
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Change Makers Podcast Episode 8: Non-Binary People’s Day
On this episode of the Change Makers Podcast we are celebrating International Non-Binary People’s Day with a discussion between two gender diverse legal professionals.
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3 Virtual Experiences That Law Firm Advisers Can Impress Their Clients With
There’s little room to hide from the legal technology platform your firm uses to engage and collaborate with your corporate counsel clients.
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4 Strategic Tips for Legal Counsel Working Remotely
How can you refine your strategic engagement in H2 of 2020? Use these four tips while working remotely and your legal department will thank you for it.
Read moreChange Makers Podcast Episode 7: Active Allyship
June marks the month of pride, honouring the 1969 Stonewall Uprising in Manhattan, a significant event which paved the way for the Gay Liberation Movement in the United States. To…
Read moreInside In-House Podcast Episode 1: General Counsel as Trusted Advisers
Thomson Reuters is pleased to launch a brand new in-house podcast. The special first guest is Michelle Dillon, General Counsel – Asia Pacific for Verifone, the global FinTech company.
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