Practice Management

Managing Partner Advocate Summer Issue In The Mail

By Brian J. Ritchey

The summer issue of the Managing Partner Advocate is now in the mail.  This issue is focused on ways to combat the effects of a contracting economy.  Highlights include retaining talent, managing associates, planning for the unexpected, measuring marketing activity and measuring timekeeper profitability.  There is also a guide to minimizing facilities costs written by guest author Luke Raimondo, an attorney and commercial real estate broker, and a guide on how much debt a law firm should carry.

The summer issue provides excellent guidance for law firms to help improve profitability even as the GDP struggles to grow.  If you are a subscriber to the site, you may download the summer issue by clicking here.  You may also have the advocate mailed to you at no cost by clicking here and requesting a subscription.

It is with great regret that I am leaving LexisNexis and will no longer be associated with the Managing Partner Advocate and More Partner Income.  I took over the blog from Tom Collins in January of this year, a mere 6 months ago.  In that time I have moved the site to a new host, completely re-built the blog and have enjoyed record numbers of readers, building on the solid foundation Tom Collins built over the past 3 years.  I sincerely appreciate all of you who have read this blog and utilized it as a resource to help your firm.

This is my last post as editor of this blog.  I have enjoyed my brief time hosting More Partner Income and hope that you have found value in the posts I have written. 

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Full post as published by More Partner Income on June 30, 2008 (boomark / email).