Legal Marketing Quotes Contest Raises Money for Cancer Research
Posted on: Friday, 23 January 2009, 10:39 CST
Mr. Neidecker's entry was a quote from a senior partner at another firm, "I don't like what I'm hearing; it's beginning to feel as though this is a business."
Quotes regarding attorney marketing have included:
"Honestly, I don't know how to begin"; "I'm going to start hiring plaintiff attorneys who are successful against large companies like ours -- they are winners!" and "Most law firms are really dumb. I'm looking for a law firm that understands my business."
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SOURCE Closers Group LLC
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