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What law firm leaders are prioritizing at partner retreats in 2026
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What law firm leaders are prioritizing at partner retreats in 2026

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June 4, 2026

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A lot of what shapes a law firm's year gets decided at the annual partner retreat. It is one of the few times when the partnership steps away from client deadlines and billing pressures to agree on what the firm needs to work on next.

To understand what is driving those agendas in 2026, Nexl interviewed senior marketing and business development leaders at law firms across multiple markets. The conversations spanned firms of different sizes, structures, and geographies.

Our new whitepaper, Inside the partner retreat: what law firm leaders are prioritizing in 2026, explores the major themes on 2026 agendas and how firms are closing the strategy/execution gap.

Download the paper now to find out what other firms are prioritizing and get learnings from law firm leaders on AI adoption, BD execution, CRM rollout, and recruitment.

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