In Part 1 we looked at some common failings of firms to maximise the return, by no means
exclusively in financial terms, from their investment in pricing training.
Let’s remind ourselves of the four categories of firm I rather crudely…
Common Failings in Pricing Training Investment I’ve been training lawyers and accountants in value pricing for almost a decade now. I’ve worked with 100 or so firms, from niche sole practitioner up to top 100 (law)/top 40 (accountancy). Each firm…
Read moreThis case study traces how a focus on value and pricing has helped transform Wollens into a legal powerhouse in the South West of England. Talking to Chris Hart, CEO, Clive Meredith, Practice Director, Katrina Vollentine, head of Private Client,…
Read moreWhat role does pricing play in the current crisis? How should firms approach pricing both strategically and tactically? Nigel Haddon provides the answer in this short post, first published in the Solicitors Journal. Like many other kinds of businesses, law…
Read moreNigel Haddon was interviewed in late April 2020 by Andy Poole of Armstrong Watson on the approaches law and accountancy firms should take to pricing in these unprecedented times. How can firms motivate clients to pay quickly on work that’s…
Read moreThe appointment of non-executive directors is not common in law firms, but those that do take this step significantly outperform their competition. Nigel Haddon and Rob Lees explain how and why you should appoint a non-executive director for your firm.…
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