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GAZETTE

MARCH 1988

From the President. . .

The Qua l i ty of t he

Serv i ce

Do to others as you would like to

have done to yourself.

All of us are critical of the poor

or inefficient service. We don't like

being kept waiting. We like to know

what is happening to our case and

if there is a problem we like to be

informed of what is wrong.

Apply this to your own practice.

Did you keep clients waiting last

week?

Did you follow something up that

you promised to do?

Did you inform your client about

the problem in his case?

Very few of us can put our hands

on our hearts and answer " No " to

these questions.

So tomorrow, call your secretary

in and make an appointment diary

for the week and keep it. No more

will you allow the person who

drops in for a chat and only to see

you for a second, to upset your

schedule.

Make an extra carbon of the

letter you write to the other side

and send it to your client. If he gets

this, he will not be ringing in to find

out what is happening.

These are simple matters and

probably a lot of you are doing

them already. What they do is to

show to the client how important

be is in your eyes and how

concerned you are to give him the

best service that you can.

Remember the client is the most

important person in your office.

There is nothing more satisfying or

Pleasant than the client who says

"thank you" for a service well done

and there is nothing that bills a

practice quicker than the satisfied

client.

Tomorrow let us have a look at

our office and see what we can do

to improve. Rest assured that there

are many matters which deserve

our attention. Even the imple-

mentation of some of these will

leave you a better and more

efficient solicitor.

Thomas D. Shaw

President

EMPLOYMENT FORUM

Readers are reminded that the

next Employment Forum will be

held in the President's Hall,

Blackhall Place, Dublin 7, at 6 . 00

p.m. on Thursday, 14th April.

W i th more and more solicitors

taking up emp l o yme nt abroad -

especially in England - this Forum

will be seen as interesting and

opportune.

C O M P A NY

S E CR E T A R I AL

C O N S U L T A NT

PETER H. QUINLAN

MBA, AITA

OFFERS

A

COMPLETE

COMPANY SERVICE

Advice on Corporate Procedures

Drafting of Resolutions and Minutes

Arrangement of Company Meetings

Searches and Updates of

Company Records

Filing Returns and Other Compliance

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of the Law

Society?

Q. "SAK!"

was a pseudonym

for

whom?

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does Michael

Bell

represent?

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THURSDAY 7 th APRIL 1988 at 8 . 00p .m.

In aid of the Solicitors'

Benevolent

Association

Contact:

JOSEPH SWORDS

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or -

P. D. Gardiner & Sons,

Solicitors,

99 Upr. George's St.,

Dun Laoghaire,

Co. Dublin.

Tel. 800172 / 800876

JOHN LARKIN

A. & L. Goodbody,

Solicitors,

1 Earlsfort Centre,

Lr. Hatch Street,

Dublin 2.

D.D.E. 29 Tel. 613311

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