Barriers to Marketing Development in the Barristers’ Profession

Lloyd C. Harris and Nigel F. Piercy

The Service Industries Journal, 1998, vol. 18, issue 4, 19-37

Abstract: This paper focuses on the marketing of professional services, and on the very specific context of barristers in the British legal professions. We examine the background provided by this sector of professional services, and then present the results of a set of qualitative investigations into the role of marketing as it is perceived by members of this profession, and identify a series of perceived by members of this profession, and identify a series of considering the implications of our findings for how marketing concepts can be productively employed in this area of activity and the needs for conceptual as well as practical extension, but remain largely pessimistic about the current prospects for extending marketing activities into the area of barristers’ marketing.

Date: 1998
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