Succession an impending ‘tsunami’ for law firms
Firms dealing with Covid-19 now but will need smart hiring practices to survive long-term.
Reweti Kohere
Tue, 02 Jun 2020
Succession is a ‘tsunami’ arriving at the shores of New Zealand’s law firms as they try to survive amid a global health and economic crisis and thrive for the long run, a legal consultant warns.
The Covid-19 coronavirus hit the pockets of lawyers in firms big, small and in-between
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Reweti Kohere
Tue, 02 Jun 2020
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Succession an impending ‘tsunami’ for law firms
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