What Corporates Want: responsiveness and speed

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What Corporates Want: responsiveness and speed

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Providing advice at pace will help law firms build better client relationships, according to new in-house survey data

Karry Lai
June 03, 2024

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Karry is managing editor of IFLR. She manages the team and is responsible for IFLR's content. She also sits on the editorial judging panels of IFLR's global awards and the Women in Business Law Awards. Before joining the legal media industry, she was project manager at a startup focused on sustainable lifestyle media and events.
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