Sentences with phrase «concept at most firms»

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At the Paris unveiling, a theatrical space composed of multiple rooms — a high school locker room installation here, a mirrored room featuring Nike's most iconic women's sneakers there — served to showcase the importance of the sportswear firm's women's business and the new concept.

And like Brenton observed in the quote at the beginning of this post (which by the way was in reference to legal education, not outside law firms although the same concept applies), the gap between what people at CLOC are doing, saying and advocating and what most outside law firms are really doing is so broad, so vast and so deep, I'm starting to think it can never be bridged.

The concept of the firm as a thriving legal services enterprise independent of the lawyers who supply its services never really caught on, at least not with the most important lawyers therein.

most of the experienced partners at a law firm are utterly confused and probably terrified about e-discovery concepts so they delegate to «inexperienced» associates who will NOT say no.

Much of Angel's success at Linklaters was due to his ability to take concepts and practices from the business world and successfully transplant them within the confines of an organization that, like most law firms at the time, was fairly lightly managed.