Want to learn 5 ways law firms can build their competitive advantage in 2023? Attend this webinar from ACEDS and IPRO today!

TODAY, ACEDS, in association with IPRO will host the webinar 5 Ways Law Firms Can Build Their Competitive Advantage in 2023 (available here) at 1pm ET (noon CT, 10am PT). Join IPRO’s Randi Trulove and Stephen Goldstein (Global Director of Practice Support at Squire Patton Boggs) on April 18th at 1pm ET, for a practical webinar as they explore the top strategies that law firms can use to build their competitive advantage in 2023. Drawing on insights gathered through surveying 182 law firms, they will provide practical tips for staying ahead of the competition and positioning your firm for success.

During the webinar, you will learn:

• The latest trends and challenges facing law firms in 2023, and how to overcome them;
• How to leverage technology and automation to improve efficiency and reduce costs;
• Strategies for building and nurturing client relationships to drive growth and retention.

Many of the trends gathered through surveying 182 law firms referenced above were identified and presented in the 2023 State of Law Firm Industry Report released by IPRO and ACEDS earlier this month. You can get the full, comprehensive 23-page report here! And if you want to learn 5 ways law firms can build their competitive advantage in 2023, register for the webinar today at 1pm ET here!

So, what do you think? Are you a law firm looking to build a competitive advantage? If so, attend today’s webinar! And please share any comments you might have or if you’d like to know more about a particular topic.

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