Though even many top lawyers aren’t familiar with legal operations, there’s a quiet revolution going on in the legal industry in which having a legal ops function is a foregone conclusion.
The rise of legal ops—a multi-disciplinary function that is designed to efficiently deliver legal functions to business or government—is based on the recognition that every corporate legal department of a certain size can benefit from operational efficiencies. Some 30 percent of top legal department executives said that focusing on legal operations was one of their top priorities, according to a recent Thomson Reuters poll of corporate legal department executives.
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