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Marketing

Mar. 2, 2004

Firms Cultivate Lawyers' Sense of Salesmanship

As competition in the legal community grows increasingly fierce, more lawyers are trying on their sales hats, taking on firm promotion and business-building tasks traditionally assigned to a nonlawyer marketing department.

By Stefanie Knapp
        As competition in the legal community grows increasingly fierce, more lawyers are trying on their sales hats, taking on firm promotion and business-building tasks traditionally assigned to a nonlawyer marketing department.
        "A nonlawyer can make recommendations, [such as] what practice groups are hot ... but lawye...

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