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Business development in the age of COVID-19
Business development is critical for the growth of any legal practice, but in the midst of a global pandemic, firms are necessarily shifting their focus towards looking after clients, rather than selling new products or services.
Tasha Levy
On this episode of The Lawyers Weekly Show, host Jerome Doraisamy is joined by principal of Prodonovich Advisory, Sue-Ella Prodonovich, to unpack the four pillars of growing a practice and how COVID-19 has affected business development in the legal profession.
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Sue-Ella explains which demographics are being most heavily impacted by the coronavirus, some of the practical ways that lawyers are adapting to the new normal, and how the incorporation of digital practices into the legal profession can be seen as an opportunity.
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