Panel Discussion on Client/Law Firm Alignment

by | April 30, 2010 | Articles, Cultural Considerations, Practice Group Management

For those of you who might be in New York Thursday May 6th and who would be interested in the topic, I would like to draw your attention to a 90-minute program from 5:30–7:00 that evening at the Vanderbilt Suites in the MetLife Building where I will be a panelist.

Co-sponsored by Axiom and Practical Law Company, the event is Replacing Tension with Trust:  Better Aligning the Incentives of Corporate Legal Departments with their Legal Service Providers.  Other panelists are:

  • Joe Armbrust, Partner, Sidley Austin
  • Trevor Faure, Global General Counsel, Ernst & Young
  • Andrew Felner, former Deputy General Counsel, Citigroup, and
  • Mark Harris, Chief Executive Officer, Axiom

Cocktails will follow, and 1.5  hours of CLE credit will be given for NY and NJ.

You can find more information, including how to register (it’s free) here.

If you do sign up, please make a point of introducing yourself to me at the event.  Hope to see you there.

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