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Blockchain, Contract Management, Do Less Law, Innovation and Change Management, Interesting Technology

Contracts as Code: Q&A with Ethereum on the Future of Contracting

Introduction I have long thought about applying technology to improve contract creation and management. My first blog post on the topic dates from 2004 (see my contract management posts here.) Recently, I have read several articles about how blockchain technology – which underlies Bitcoin – can support self-fulfilling contracts....
Do Less Law, General, Innovation and Change Management, Law Firm Service Delivery, Law Firm Staffing, Legal Process Improvement, Legal Project Management, ...

Do Large Law Firms Work Differently from Each Other?

I wonder if lawyers at large law firms practice differently. With all the discussions about strategy and competitive differentiation, I rarely read about how lawyers do their work. And I believe this matters more than the market thinks. What do I mean by how lawyers work? Examples...
Bloomberg Biz of Law Summit - Live, Do Less Law, General, Innovation and Change Management, Law Departments / Client Service, Law Firm Service Delivery

Critical Issues in Relationship between Lawyers and Clients – Live from Bloomberg Big Law Summit

This is a live post from the Bloomberg Big Law Summit. Please excuse any typos or errors in how I capture proceedings. Session Description 9:10 am  Keynote Address:  Ann R. Klee, VP Global Operations – Environment, Health & Safety, General Electric Company   A maven of the...
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Do Less Law – A Taxonomy of Ideas

Introduction Corporate law departments face budget pressure and demand more value from their law firms. Yet they cannot clearly define value. Many think that value means efficiency. Efficiency alone, however, misses many other ways to control cost and create value. Working efficiently on an unnecessary task still wastes money. I...