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Measuring maturity is all the rage in legal operations. ACC Legal Operations recently released its “Maturity Model for the Operations of a Legal Department,” which takes a crack at defining the elements of early stage, intermediate and advanced levels of maturity for a variety of different law department activities. CLOC is collaborating on surveys and articles on the same topic. Of course, the question of law department operational maturity was a major focus of the 2017 Law Department Operations Survey.

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