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5. Forget the Fluff: Clients Want Business Advice
Clients are looking for firms that can connect the dots.Failures Are an Everyday Event
Every lawyer becomes acquainted with failure. The Lean Law Program helps ensure that projects end in an acceptable outcome—on time and on budget.Viewing a Legal Project From the Observation Deck
The business of examining progress should be done in a disciplined way with formal reviews at key intervals.The Importance of Listening in the Evaluation Process
Create a channel for client feedback and you'll receive essential insights, critiques and perspectives.1. Meeting Client Expectations
The New Reality, for which law firms are scrambling to equip themselves, is that law firms no longer define their own service levels. Now it's the clients, and they have clear expectation parameters.View more book results for the query "*"
Case Study of Error Reconciliation
Valuable lessons can be learned through the honest examination of legal project performance.The Value of Disciplined Performance Appraisal
Using a tool such as the Lean Adviser 'Performance Assessment Grid' does more than identify what went right and wrong; it underscores the significance of planning and getting client buy-in.Using Lean Law to Reconcile Errors
Now comes the moment of truth. Did the law firm deliver the client's desired outcome on time and on budget?Introduction to the Improvement Process
Once a matter is over, it's tempting to move on quickly. But now is the time to capture learnings and best practices.