The Sugarcrest Report
Wednesday, December 12, 2001 Issue 10   VOLUME 1 ISSUE 10  
IN THIS ISSUE
When a Client Leaves
Sugarcrest Expands 2002 Training
Thinking About Law Firm Security
Ten Habits of Highly Effective E-mailers
Talk This Way
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Featured Articles
When a Client Leaves
by Felice Wagner

In today’s hypercompetitive marketplace, client defections are on the rise. In fact, over 55% of those who responded to last month's poll said their firms had lost at least one client in the past six months. Fortunately, you don’t have to be blindsided. And even if you are, you can turn a loss into a win. Here’s how.
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Thinking About Law Firm Security
by Wendy R. Leibowitz

Before 9/11, the issue of law firm security was an infrequent blip on the legal marketing radar screen. Today, being behind the curve could cost not just business, but lives. Wendy Leibowitz gives some valuable tips on how to play it safe.
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Ten Habits of Highly Effective E-mailers
by Dennis Kennedy

In some ways, it doesn’t get much easier than e-mail. But there's more to it than meets the eye. Dennis Kennedy shows you ten ways to become a power e-mail user.
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Talk This Way
by Marsha Redmon

Despite years of training to do verbal battle for clients, many lawyers have yet to master the fine art of communication. Marsha Redmon shows you the secrets to becoming a great communicator.
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WHAT'S NEW
Sugarcrest Expands 2002 Training

Finding, winning and keeping clients has never been more important for law firms. As a result, Sugarcrest has expanded its popular Path to Partnership curriculum to include several new programs designed to help firms and their attorneys increase business from current and new clients.

To learn more, or for help planning 2002 programs and retreats, contact Felice Wagner at felice@sugarcrest.com or (202) 462.7046.
 

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