How Firms Can Turn Business Professionals Into Legal Operations Providers
Law firms can deliver for clients by better capitalizing on the untapped capabilities of their business professionals.
April 21, 2022 at 12:31 PM
8 minute read
Legal OperationsBusiness services professionals typically account for up to half the total head count of global law firms. These professionals have been supporting the internal operations of their law firms for decades. Over this time, they have developed and honed a valuable "business of law" skillset that meets the needs of lawyers worldwide. These capabilities span far and wide, including technology and legal technology tools, training, information governance, knowledge management, data analytics, process design and legal project management solutions.
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