A battle is underway for talent in the legal market. I started drafting this post a few days ago and just now read an article from this morning, Casey Flaherty, Jae Um Join Baker McKenzie’s Innovation Team.
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The legal software landscape for large law firms has changed significantly in the last few years. It’s way more interesting and dynamic than even five years ago. I recap here my current thinking and welcome comments.
Where We Were Five
My verdict is in: even a high-end tablet is not a great substitute for a laptop computer. And a related one: a bigger tablet comes with trade-offs versus a smaller tablet.
For this, my last post of 2018, instead of
Do you have FOMO – fear of missing out on new legal technology? You are not alone. Many publications and conferences suggest legal tech will disrupt lawyers. And that unless you license many new tools, you’ll fall behind.
To address
If law firms could make one change to improve client value, what would it be. I Tweeted that on 26 November 2018 as Question of the Week. That Tweet spawned many great replies, which I share here.
If you don’t
If law firms could make one change to improve client value, what would it be. I Tweeted that on 26 November 2018 as Question of the Week. That Tweet spawned many great replies, which I share here.
If you don’t
This post offers highlights of the annual Altman Weil CLO Survey. In my view, the Chief Legal Officer (CLO) Survey is one of the better legal market surveys. It has been conducted since 2010, has a good sample size,
Mainstream media articles often hold lessons for large law firms – if management can look beyond the industry and story-line specifics. And some days, articles coincidentally group to offer a lesson book. The Friday, 2 November 2018 print edition of
