To stay competitive, you need to run your law firm like a business. Find out how in the 2010 Survey of Law Firm Economics.
In this challenging economic climate, Law firms --like corporations-- struggle to maintain and grow revenues, control costs and retain a high-quality staff. To stay competitive, you need an unbiased evaluation of your firm's operations.
Now in its 38th year, the National Law Journal’s 2010 Survey of Law Firm Economics is one of the most complete, accurate and up-to date set of economic statistics and financial data available about the legal profession. This survey is designed to provide the information necessary for firms to measure their own performance and evaluate the competition.
The 2010 Survey of Law Firm Economics has everything a firm needs to know about:
- Financials: income, expenses, receivables, and realization
- Billing rates: by years of experience, practice and location
- Billable hours: nationally, regionally, and by firm size
- Compensation: for equity/non-equity partners, associates and staff
- Staffing ratios: for associates, paralegals, finance, IT and other administrative staff
- Information useful in evaluating potential M&A targets
See http://www.lawcatalog.com/product_detail.cfm?affil=2512263&productID=14630 for more information ($1065)
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