Sentences with phrase «smaller law firms tend»

Smaller law firms tend to recruit on a more ad hoc basis, sometimes only a year in advance.

The lawyers I know who work for themselves or in small law firms tend to be some of the most tech - savvy attorneys I know, mostly because they see more direct benefits from the efficiencies that can be achieved from using mobile technology.

Not exact matches

As with Facebook, there are rare instances of firms that use Twitter well; they tend to be smaller firms that specialize in particular areas of law.

Corporate legal departments also generally offer greater benefits and perks than law firm respondents, although that may be a reflection more of the size of an organization than of anything else as smaller law firms don't tend to offer many perks or extensive benefits.

US firms may be big, but their London offices tend to be smaller than many UK law firms headquartered in London.

Indeed when you review the accounts receivable delinquency lists of law firms, individuals and small and startup companies tend to be the largest offenders.

As he puts it: «Big firms can represent themselves, smaller firms tend to speak through the Law Society with the main common characteristic being despair.

As we go out of the population centers and into the smaller towns and rural areas, law firms tend to have more specific needs, and an in - depth understanding of the local market dynamics is essential.

Some members (again, there are heartwarming exceptions) of another group, who tend to have government paycheques, guaranteed life - long fully indexed incomes, pensions and benefits, and have never spent one minute working in a small law firm, support ABS.

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Clients of large law firms tend to be more plentiful and diverse than those of smaller firms.

The story is similar among small law firms, where managing partners tend to undertake tasks aside from law including strategic planner, marketer, accountant, and customer service advisor among others.

Smaller firms tend to focus on particular specialties of the law (e.g. patent law, labor law, tax law, criminal defense, personal injury); larger firms may be composed of several specialized practice groups, allowing the firm to diversify their client base and market, and to offer a variety of services to their clients.

And they tend to be small or medium - size law firms with less than 50 lawyers.

I tend to work with smaller law firms: 1 — 20 lawyers.

Big Law with big business clients will tend to want business attire; smaller firms with different clientele may have different expectations.

«I believe the top law firms in Ireland are excellent, the only very small thing I can think of is that sometimes they tend to retain documentation after a major transaction and need a reminder to send all paperwork back to us after the main event!»

He then went on to point out some of the current shortcomings of the system, like the fact that in the market for arbitrator services, the most valuable information tends to be controlled by a small number of people — partners, large law firms, and very occasionally highly sophisticated clients.

Graduate recruitment teams in law firms tend to be small (made up of fewer than five people, often) and have limited budgets — so while they encourage applications from students at all universities, they don't have the budget to visit all universities and have to prioritise.