The case is all about the san francisco-based law firm, paragon legal, founded by lawyer and entrepreneur mae o'malley.
Paragon Legal A New Model (A) Case Study Solution
Paragon legal gave high-level attorneys the chance to have a flexible schedule and work 10 to 40 hours per week. This was in the circumstance of an hard work that classically requisite quite long hours and had unbendable schedules and stern penalties for step out of the ground for any period of time. 85% of paragon legal attorneys were women with kids, however the business also attracted women and men without kids who wanted to find a work/life balance. Paragon legal lawyers were contract workers and received damages that is competitive.
Along with discussing paragon legal, the case details the landscape of the legal business, including challenges and pressures on all solicitors and the extra confrontation for women. By the summer of the year 2010, paragon legal had turned into triumphant in the San Francisco bay area, and the inquiry posed in the (a) case is whether the corporation should scale surrounded by the region and/or organically. Other issues of discussion in the case include: the nature of contract work, entrepreneurship (and female entrepreneurship), and redesigning work at a better work/life balance.
PUBLICATION DATE: March 21, 2012 PRODUCT #: OB81A-HCB-ENG
This is just an excerpt. This case is about INNOVATION & ENTREPRENEURSHIP
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