The Client Seat (Coda #2)

by | February 10, 2017 | About the Site, Articles

Over a year ago, I thought I had put “The Client Seat” series here on Adam Smith, Esq., to bed. But many are the mysterious ways of law firms, and I learned this week I need to report a Coda #2. I have now learned I should never rule out a potential future...

The Client Seat: Coda

by | November 17, 2015 | Articles, Client Relationships, Finance, Ineffable

The final installment in the saga of our intrepid volunteers of St. Michael’s Episcopal Church wrestling with the hairball of New York City land use, zoning, landmarks, and countless other laws and regulations in trying to reach what should be a simple...

The Client Seat (3)

by | July 22, 2015 | Articles, Client Relationships

The doughty team from St. Michael’s Episcopal is now roughly two months into our engagement of an AmLaw 100 firm to help assess the zoning, land use, “open space,” and other issues surrounding our vacant corner lot and opportunities for development....

The Client Seat (2)

by | May 19, 2015 | Articles, Client Relationships, Marketing

When we last left our intrepid band at St. Michael’s Episcopal Church interviewing law firms for advice on the church’s vacant, crying-out-for-development, corner lot (here’s the original column), we had just finished meeting with firms.  Since then...
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