The laws of organic growth

This LexisNexis report explores the advantages and disadvantages of organic growth strategies used by the UK’s top law firms.

|LexisNexis UK|

LexisNexis spoke with 20 of the fastest growing law firms – from top 100 law firms, to leading litigators and boutique practices – to explore the strategies that work, and those that don’t.
The responses were plentiful; the most popular being through enhanced client relationships, lateral hiring and talent attraction/retention, business development strategies as well as offering technology-as-a-service.
All law firms want growth. Big or small – firms are chasing more work, more profit and more clients. The traditional solution is to merge or acquire another firm. But – might there be other ways to growth?

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