KM, COVID-19 & the Water Cooler
How will we develop a sustainable way to gather and share knowledge given the potential blend of in-person and virtual exchanges over time?
What Happened @ the CLOC Institute: 2030 Edition
An article offering my short synopsis of the 2030 CLOC Institute, concluding with a summary of my favorite session from the 2030 Institute. Read the article.
Planning Your Next Legal IT Strategy Discussion (Part III): Focus on Talent
This is the final installment of a 3-part series offering a framework for law firm leaders to discuss and plan a sustainable IT strategy that enables internal and external digital clients of today and tomorrow. In this final installment, we focus on staffing and talent model disruption as an indispensable ingredient to enable a technology strategy that will drive successful future legal practices and business models. In brief, you need people who can see the forest for the trees AND people who can see the trees for the forest.
Planning Your Next Legal IT Strategy Discussion (Part II): Invest With Purpose
This article considers how law firm leaders can use the legal technology framework to invest intentionally in emerging systems focused on analyzing legal content and enabling legal service delivery.
Planning Your Next Legal IT Strategy Discussion: A Service Delivery Framework (Part I)
This 3-part series offers a framework for law firm leaders to discuss and plan a sustainable IT strategy that grows with internal and external digital clients of today and tomorrow. The framework also supports corporate law department (legal operations) leaders as the analyze and frame their technology roadmap.
Sorry Clients: Higher Law Firm Billing Rates Really Do Pay Off
A Citibank survey shows that the most successful law firm increase billing rates more consistently than the broader industry average.
Why Are Law Firms Growing So Slowly?
A discussion of the macro financial landscape in which law firms operate as backdrop to analyze law firm growth.
Institute for the Future of Law Practice
The Institute for the Future of Law Practice (IFLP) is a new nonprofit collaboration between law schools, law firms, corporate legal departments, legal service providers, and legal technology companies.
The End of the Beginning
An interesting discussion of the "alternative" legal service providers and their impacts.
Examine KPIs on a Micro-Level to Boost Law Firm Profitability
A discussion of relevant KPIs for law firms to measure results and make more strategic decisions.