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Managing Client Expectations
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Managing Client Expectations
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pretty light on what to do about the problem / speaker really understood the problem, described it in detail, but did not add much value with regards to controlling the problem / "more attorney time at intake" is pretty hollow / also huge amount of time wasted on the # of cases going to supreme court, dont really see the point you are making there in over 10 minutes... to just say irrational clients are irrational we get it / that whole section about an anecdote is a waste of time and not relevant to the general topic
This course was refreshing and interesting. I enjoyed it and appreciate it very much.
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How to manage your practice in terms of client expectations and case selection, including how to identify and avoid problem clients and counterproductive undertakings.
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Managing Client Expectations (Aug 2014)
William J. Chriss
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Managing Client Expectations (Aug 2014)
How to manage your practice in terms of client expectations and case selection, including how to identify and avoid problem clients and counterproductive undertakings.
Originally presented: Jul 2014 The Car Crash Seminar
William J. Chriss,
Law Office of William J. Chriss, P.C., Of Counsel to Gravely & Pearson, L.L.P. - Austin, TX