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Disruption is Dead but Change Lives – What Big Law Needs to Do to Succeed

I will start the new year with thoughts about the future. I see continued evolution of the Big Law market. That evolution is nicely captured in the  Citi Private Bank – Hildebrandt Consulting LLC 2015 Client Advisory (PDF), which I summarize and comment on here. I...
Alternative Legal Provider, Innovation and Change Management, Knowledge Management, Law Firm Service Delivery, Outsourcing

Business of Law Innovation – FT North America Awards

The Financial Times recently released its 2014 North America Innovative Lawyers. Five firms won the top business of law award (“Stand Out”): Seyfarth Shaw: “Developed SeyfarthLink, an online tool that enables better client-firm collaboration by improving flows of information.”  Seyfarth also won a “Commended” spot for its legal...
Artificial Intelligence (AI), Innovation and Change Management, Interesting Technology, Knowledge Management

Cognitve Computing and IBM Watson – Marc Teerlink of IBM Presents

This is a live blog post from the 2014 ITA Collaborative Conference. Presenting is Marc Teerlink, Chief Business Strategist of IBM’s Watson Group. (Please excuse typos and typos.) Seven Principles: Disruption. It’s all about letting go. Why are we wed to all ways of work, for...
Alternative Legal Provider, Innovation and Change Management, Interesting Technology, Knowledge Management, Law Factory v. Bet the Farm

Industrializing Law Practice at Radiant Law

I recently saw how Radiant Law, a UK law firm, is improving contract drafting speed, quality, and consistency. I start with background on Radiant, then consider ways to create value, discuss custom versus commercial software, describe Radiant’s custom-built software, and conclude with some comments and questions. About Radiant Law Radiant...
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Big Law – Still a Buyer’s Market

This week Altman Weil released its 2014 Chief Legal Officer Survey. It confirms the buying power of general counsels remains strong. The survey presents a range of interesting results. I call your attention to two findings that explain the price pressure that Big Law face. From...