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Legal Ops ACCELERATE: Going Beyond E-Billing with Total Spend Management
Legal Ops ACCELERATE, the online learning series from Wolters Kluwer’s ELM Solutions, continues on May 7th with a discussion…
Coffee Talk: Intelligent Invoice Conversion Delivers Improved Visibility, Efficiency, and Cost Management
Vincent Venturella, Associate Director of Technology Product Management, recently presented a …
Welcome to Legal Ops ACCELERATE!
As so many of us have shifted over the last few weeks to working from home and avoiding travel, we at Wolters Kluwer’s ELM Solutions are committed to ensuring that we find other ways to keep in touch with you,
How a Leading Insurance Company Inspires its Law Firms to Resolve Litigation Early
When it comes to creativity, lawyers are rarely compared to Mozart or Picasso, but the reality is they can come up with ingenious creative solutions to problems when inspired. I recently had the…
How Corporate Legal Departments Can Become Truly Data-Driven
This article was originally published by Legaltech News.
When it…
Should Excellence Always Be the Goal for Law Departments?
One of my pet peeves in my former law practice was attorney perfectionism. For instance, in settlement agreements, attorneys would often list the settlement amount as, for example, “$32,492.72” and then separately spell out “…
COVID-19: Accelerating Legal Industry Changes that Were Going to Happen Anyway?
COVID-19 has left many communities scrambling to cope. While the negative impact on those who get the disease – or know someone who does – is undeniable, a lot of the impact on the legal industry may be to accelerate
As ELM Platforms Mature, Law Departments Gain Ground On Business Goals
This article was originally published in Corporate Counsel Business Journal.
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What If Artificial Intelligence Undermines the Case for Flat Fees?
This is the third of a four-part series on hourly rates and benchmarking. Links to parts one and two are included below. Part four will continue on the future of hourly billing.
Recently I have written about why managing hourly rates is still important. I