Bruce MacEwen discusses how he diagnoses the structural illnesses of law firms.
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ABA Journal: Legal Rebels |
A lawyer and consultant to law firms on strategic and economic issues, Bruce has become a recognized leader in...
Terry Carter, a senior writer based in Washington, D.C., joined the ABA Journal staff in 1997. He had been...
Bruce MacEwen is both a doctor and an epidemiologist in the world of BigLaw firms. A Legal Rebels Trailblazer, the Adam Smith, Esq. founder can diagnose structural illnesses, including aspects of the partner-as-owner model, and he can point to unhealthy customs and practices, such as when aversion to failure becomes its cause. He also can give advice and guidance for getting better and surviving or, in some instances, provide a dispassionately detailed autopsy.
| Published: | October 11, 2017 |
| Podcast: | ABA Journal: Legal Rebels |
| Category: | Best Legal Practices |
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ABA Journal: Legal Rebels |
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