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Client satisfaction: have lunch with your clients to learn and bond

A morsel from InsideCounsel, Aug. 2007, at 52, describes a practice that can help bring in-house lawyers closer to their clients. Tamara Joseph, general counsel of Mayne Pharma, makes it a practice to eat lunch with her clients. "Clients are often more relaxed over lunch and talk about business in a way you don't hear in a formal meeting," she observes. You can break through some of the distance of a business relationship when you break bread together. A steady diet of client lunches is an idea worth chewing over.

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