We all know that lawyers love to talk. And we are eager to share our understanding of the substantive law and perhaps wax poetic about its implications. But does that necessarily mean we are good communicators? Do we always tell our clients what they really need to know in a succinct fashion that enables them to make educated and thoughtful decisions? And do we require the same from outside counsel when they are advising us or do we let them get caught up in too much issue spotting and too little useful advice? Come hear better approaches to client communications from seasoned counsel with a wide array of experiences in communicating with boards, executives, and other constituencies. Make sure that the next time you talk to your clients you are really heard and understood.