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Five Business-Building Strategies for Introverted Attorneys

August 20, 2024 (2 min read)

Three of the most important words in a lawyer's lexicon are "book of business." And contrary to a common belief, there is no set personality type for a rainmaker. Even if you’d rather avoid the golf course, it is still possible to build a large book of business. Check out our expert’s practice note on building your presence as a thought leader, marketing your practice, and networking without draining your social battery.

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