Webinar–Law Land Q1 Performance: What Happened?

by | May 3, 2020 | About the Site, Articles, Finance, Practice Group Management | 1 comment

Quick reminder with less than two weeks to go:

We’re happy to report we’ll be part of a panel on:

Webinar – Law Land 1st Q Performance:  What happened?

  • Wednesday, 13 May 2020
  • 12 noon (US Eastern)

Be one of the first to see how early responses to mitigate the Coronavirus have impacted law firms. Under the aegis of the Thomson Reuters Institute, using Peer Monitor and other data sets, the panel (including us!) will discuss implications of the crisis on law firm performance and how client expectations are evolving.

Leave this session with a better understanding of the true economic picture facing law firms today and some ideas about how to best position for what comes next.

The webinar is free but registration is required.

Janet and I hope you can join us by registering here!

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1 Comment

  1. Midrange Guy
    Midrange Guy on May 13, 2020 at 6:54 pm

    Bruce, many thanks for your observation in today’s webinar about office space and the opportunity to reinvent themselves that firms with leases coming up for extension will enjoy. I was especially struck by your statements “Most of your office is not really used for people going to work” and “If you’re designing offices for the future, figure out why people need to get together and how you accommodate them”: we need to design our offices for how people work, not just for where they will sit.

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