THE WHEEL MODEL
A FRAHAN LEGAL ACADEMY COURSE
The eight key functions of effective law firm management, and how to make them work.
Are you looking for ways to improve the management of your law firm? Look no further than our comprehensive course on the Wheel Model, which will provide you with an overview of effective law firm management and how to make it work in practice.
This course is designed to connect the dots between all the aspects of managing your firm and provide you with practical insights and tools to enhance your law firm's performance.
You'll learn about the unique characteristics of law firms, and why standard management thinking doesn't work for them. We will also guide you through the principles of law firm management, including governance models, decision-making, power distribution, and policy implementation. Additionally, you'll gain a detailed overview of the eight key functions of law firm management and how they interact to create systemic value. Don't miss out on this opportunity to optimise your law firm's management and take your practice to the next level.
Available in English, French and Dutch.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
Partners, committee members, junior partners, senior associates, and management staff.
WHAT PARTICIPANTS WILL LEARN:
LAW FIRMS AS A BUSINESS
What makes law firms special?
Why standard management thinking does not work for law firms?
What are the implications for managing your firm?
Systemic value creation as the foundation of law firm management
Overview of the key areas of law firm management
PRINCIPLES OF LAW FIRM MANAGEMENT
The four different governance models, and how to choose the best for your firm
How to design effective decision-making in your law firm
Understanding the distribution of power in law firms, and why it matters
Tips for succeeding in implementing decisions
Designing and implementing policies and processes
OVERVIEW OF THE KEY AREAS
The 8 key functions of law firm management
How the 8 key functions interact
How to use the Wheel Model?
RELATED RESOURCES:
La gestion des cabinets d’avocats
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