Summary:
The book provides insights into the complexities of managing contemporary law firms, exploring topics such as leadership, governance, partnership models, and competitive strategy. It offers perspectives from academics and practitioners on how law firms can adapt to the changing legal landscape and maintain profitability and cohesion.
Key points:
1. Leadership and Governance: Essential for law firms with non-traditional hierarchies. Discusses clear leadership roles and balancing partner autonomy with firm strategy.
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