Law Practice
Jan. 19, 2000
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By Dennis Duitch and Marcia Watson Wainess As most law firms enter their new fiscal year, management should be taking a fresh look at improving profitability. The quickest way to accomplish this is often through better control of operating expenses, and the place to start is by using the firm's expense budget as a management tool to determine where expenses can be reduced. If a firm does not currently budget for expenses, this is an imperative starting point.
By Dennis Duitch and Marcia Watson Wainess
As most law firms enter their new fiscal year, management should be taking a fresh look at improving profitability. The quickest way to accomplish this is often through better control of operating expenses, and the place to start is by using the firm's expense budget as a management t...
As most law firms enter their new fiscal year, management should be taking a fresh look at improving profitability. The quickest way to accomplish this is often through better control of operating expenses, and the place to start is by using the firm's expense budget as a management t...
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