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Jan 20 2011, 10:05 AM
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from: Matter of Fact
Attorney Ed Poll is a nationally-recognized law firm management consultant and author who has coached and consulted with lawyers and law firms in strategic planning, profitability analysis, and practice development for over 20 years. Most recently, Poll was the recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award from the State Bar of California (LPMT Section), is a Fellow of the College of Law Practice Management, Board Certified Coach to the Legal Profession, SAC, and a Member of the Million Dollar Consulting ® Hall of Fame, and just released his book, Growing Your Law Practice in Tough Times. Recently, Rob Mattern asked Ed for his views on today’s biggest business challenges for law firms, including efficiency, technology, sustainability efforts, and cost reduction. Here’s what Ed told Rob:
Check out Ed on YouTube Follow Ed on Twitter Join the LawBiz Forum Become a fan of Ed's on Facebook Contact Ed Ed's Latest Book, Published by WEST ® Growing Your Law Practice in Tough Times By Edward Poll Following the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression, and facing a sea change in clients' demands and expectations, law firms must respond and adapt quickly and effectively. Law firms must choose the kind of law practice they will be; the marketing and business development tactics they will use; the overhead that is critical to their functioning; how to price, bill and collect for services; and how to manage the cash flow cycle. Success lies in identifying and capturing the right kinds of clients, providing the services those clients need in ways that add value, and ensuring prompt payment and the ability to grow profits. This book, based on the experiences of the author and his clients over 20 years of coaching and consulting, provides the keys to successfully thriving in the new era. Now Available Special New Release Price: $79 Regular Price: $120 |
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