For good referrals, ask good questions
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Abstract: Referrals from clients and colleagues are gratifying, but they don’t always lead to engagements firms want. The key to making referrals pay off is by promoting quality over quantity. This article suggests that attorneys first define their ideal client, and then seek out other professionals who serve such clients.
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