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Space can make you more creative
By Patrick Lamb
Not outer space. No, the point is that the space you meet in, the space you operate in, or the space you interact with people in can make you more creative. Everyone has been to a conference in a hotel…
A real live mythical creature speaks about alternative fees
By Patrick Lamb
Utah Business recently published Industry Outlook: Legal, which featured a question about alternative fees. It appears that Utah is an hourly billing utopia, immune to much of the turmoil firms face in the rest of the country. This quote,…
The gap between claimed client service and the truth.
By Patrick Lamb
Seth Godin just posted Four Ways to Improve Customer Service. As always, Seth’s insights are insightful and thought-provoking. The four ways are:
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Is your firm filled with open-minded people?
By Patrick Lamb
Pedantic is defined as “narrowly, stodgily, and often ostentatiously learned a pedantic insistence that we follow the rules exactly” and “unimaginative, dull.” You’ll see in a minute why I began with this definition.
I read an interesting article in today’s…
Vanilla. Tastes good, but it’s a bad way to market.
By Patrick Lamb
If you spend any time reading law firm websites, you soon come to one conclusion: all of them were written by the same person. We know this because all law firms say the same things–best schools, best lawyers, client-focused, great…
Law firms lose clients because of poor client service. What do they do about it?
By Patrick Lamb
Truth be told, nothing. Well, at least nothing of consequence. Oh sure, there is the occasional in-house program on client service and websites are edited to talk about the firm’s commitment to client service. But if you asked 10 lawyers…
A seminar on the cost of 6 minutes
By Patrick Lamb
Really? I just received an invitation to a seminar that stresses that the average attorney bills 6 minutes per day less than they did two years ago. Six minutes a day! According to this invitation, that costs firms more than…
“Our clients don’t want AFAs.”
By Patrick Lamb
When I have the opportunity to speak, I ask participants and co-presenters about their experiences with alternative fees. Better than half the time, I am told “my clients don’t want alternative fees.” I always ask whether the firm has developed…
The quality of your questions determines the quality of the answers.
By Patrick Lamb
Back in January, I copied a portion of an article that provided a list of questions lawyers should ask themselves. It was an interesting list of questions, but I was struck by how the wording of the questions could cause…