Should clients do more to force law firms to innovate?
Panelists told an audience at Legalweek in New York that when it comes to innovation, client demand is key
January 30, 2019 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on The American Lawyer
Corporate legal departments have a critical role to play in advancing innovation in the industry, panellists from the law firm and in-house counsel worlds said this Tuesday during a discussion at ALM's Legalweek conference.
Meanwhile, law firms that adopt new approaches to delivering legal services – whether through technology or through other efforts to increase efficiency and lower costs – can position themselves ahead of their peers, panellists said.
During a discussion on innovation in the legal industry at Legalweek's Business of Law Forum, Linda Novosel, who serves as Blank Rome's chief innovation and value officer, likened innovation to other areas, such as diversity, in which in-house law departments have pushed their outside counsel for change.
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