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ARTICLE · 21 JUNE 2024

Successfully Integrating New Partners

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In "Insights", we at Bignon De Keyser share our analysis of trends, innovations, new tools, new service offerings and original ideas that may be of interest to our clients.

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Richard King (Bignon De Keyser)
Richard King (Bignon De Keyser)
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In "Insights", we at Bignon De Keyser share our analysis of trends, innovations, new tools, new service offerings and original ideas that may be of interest to our clients.

In this new issue of Insights, dedicated to the integration of new partners in legal organizations, we will look at the many benefits of successfully integrating new partners, but also the many risks incurred by an organization that does not manage the selection and onboarding of its new partners, whether through internal promotion or lateral recruitment.

We'll also show why many organizations fail to onboard their new partners effectively.

Finally, we will discuss the solutions that we believe should be implemented to ensure new partners play their full role in the development of their firm.

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