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» LexisNexis Redwood Analytics - Do you have an Alternative Fee Arrangement solution?
LexisNexis Redwood Analytics - Do you have an Alternative Fee Arrangement solution?

» The Blended Rate - An Alternative Arrangement
Russ Haskin, Director of Consulting at LexisNesic Redwood Analytics Examines Whether the Blended Rate is an alternative for law firms or not

» Finding Success with the Fixed Fee Arrangement - Part 2
Russ Haskin Director of Professional Services at LexisNexis Redwood Analytics looks at how to make fixed fee arrangements work

» Finding Success with the Fixed Fee Arrangement - Part 1
Russ Haskin Director of Professional Services at LexisNexis Redwood Analytics looks at how to make fixed fee arrangements work

» Law Firms Rethink Receivables
Bo Yancey, Director of Professional Services at LexisNexis Redwood Analytics looks at how law firms are having to change the way they approach the subject of cash flow

» Using the Recession to a Law Firm’s Advantage
Brian Taaffe, Consultant within the Business Law Services Division at LexisNexis Redwood Analytics looks at ways law firms can use the recession to their advantage

» Is the Worst Behind Us?
Bo Yancey, Director of Professional Services at LexisNesic Redwood Analytics Examines whether the worst of the economic crisis is behind law firms.

» Redwood Business Intelligence Case Study - Wiggin
In many respects the economic downturn has accelerated a move that has been happening for many of the better run firms for a number of years now, and it isn't just "expenditure control."

» Leverage: Friend or Foe of Maximised Profits per Partner - Part Two
The second of a two part series discussing Leverage by LexisNexis Redwood Analytics

» Leverage: Friend or Foe of Maximised Profits per Partner - Part One
The first of a two part series discussing Leverage by LexisNexis Redwood Analytics

» Strategic Leverage:  Just as Important as Ever
Profitability of law firm is driven by several factors, but the seemingly elephant in the room (cutting underperforming partners) seems to be a factor that firms have difficulty addressing.