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This 14 page paper considers the issue of leadership in law forms and assesses the influences of leadership and the way that organizational structures and issues such as specialization and expertise may impact on how leadership emerges. The bibliography cites 16 sources.
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professionals from Queens Bench barristers though to legal executives and legal secretaries. The different professions within a law firm may require a high level of education and learning, and as
such it would be expected that the high professional attitudes and acceptance of learning would lead to the development of leadership skills. However, many law school courses focus on the
legal knowledge and skills needed, leadership is not always on the course. Later courses and work experience to not leave much time of the development of leadership skills in any
way apart for learning by observation and example. This has resulted in a passion where there are some law firm that are lacking leadership, but it is jot a universal
position, as there has been good leadership emerge in law firms. The problem faced by law firms and the way leadership emerges may be seen as specific to the
profession, where there is a high level of reliance on professional skills and knowledge. It may be argued that this is a hindrance to leadership, but it may also be
used to argue that leadership standards should be high due to the continual pattern of learning and the ability of those on the profession to take advantage of external and
ongoing learning opportunities including leadership and business courses as well as from experience and observation. 2. Educational Background In order to consider the role of learning and background to
the qualifications, the context of this position needs to be outlined. For a solicitor there is the need for a law degree, for a degree in another subject followed by
a Common Professional Examination (CPE) or a Post Graduate Diploma in Law,. This then needs to be followed by a legal practice course, which takes one year full time, or
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