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Topics to be discussed will include:
- Understanding the reasons lawyers give for not fully recording all their time, so those issues can be addressed and remedied
- The vital role full time recording performs as a crucial pricing and management tool
- Understanding the importance of fully recording time for the purposes of financial, people and client management
- Persuading lawyers that fully recording their client matter-related time is an essential element in building their self-esteem and well-being
- Appreciating the substantial impact just small increases in recorded time can have on profitability
- Recording client matter-related time as an essential element of managing a firm’s risks
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This webinar is part of a ten-webinar series. Each webinar can be viewed alone, or as part of the series.
The full series includes:
Supervising and managing people for high performance and development
Developing essential communications skills
Delivering excellent service and achieving client satisfaction under pressure
Managing your time more effectively when working under pressure
Stress, anxiety and resilient responses
Balancing empathy and assertiveness to deal with challenging situations
Developing negotiation skills to manage conflict
Time recording - Why all lawyers need to fully and honestly record all their client matter-related time
Learning from delegated tasks and feedback, for performance & progression
Identifying and managing risks to you and your firm
To book the whole series online, please visit https://www.apil.org.uk/training/apil-soft-skills-workshops-whole-bundle
If you'd prefer to be invoiced, please email [email protected] and invoice can be raised.
Live or on-demand
We encourage all attendees to watch the webinar live - this gives people the opportunity to ask questions and participate in polls.
All people registered for the webinar will automatically be emailed details to view the online recording following the webinar, whether you view live or not. Recordings are available to view for up to six months.