"You need to build an ecosystem within legal that serves the different needs of the department," Eric Gorman, a partner at KPMG, said. "There are specific technologies that don't always fit together and they're not adopted the right way."
October 14, 2020 at 05:58 PM
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Recognizing the increased risk environment and financial burdens around in-house legal departments, KPMG, a global organization of independent professional services firms, launched a legal operations transformation service Wednesday.
The initiative is set to help both mature legal operations functions and those just starting their legal operations journey to find greater efficiencies through processes and technology.
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Eric Gorman Principal – U.S. Lead, Legal Operations Transformation Services (LOTS) with KPMG.
