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For Legal Departments, Managing CLM Solutions Takes an Evolving Village
Organizations have begun folding the management of CLM solutions under the purview of legal ops professionals, but the change management, technical and data verification challenges involved often require a multidisciplinary approach.
Legal Vendors Boast Lawyer-Built Tech, but In-House Departments Want to See Receipts
Legal departments gravitate towards legal technology companies with lawyers on board to help guide and shape the direction of products. But those lawyers' input needs to be substantive and quality, in-house tech purchasers told Law.com.
EU's New AI Rulebook Spells Changes for Law Firms, Their Clients
The new rules for "human-friendly AI" will impose major new obligations on AI providers, importers, distributors and users.
Vendors Boast Lawyer-Built Tech, but In-House Wants to See Receipts
Legal departments gravitate towards legal technology companies that have lawyers onboard to help guide and shape the direction of products. However, in-house teams remain wary of providers who use the presence of lawyers as more of a marketing tool rather than a way to enhance services.
Law Firms Are Weak When It Comes to Developing Leaders. Here's How They Can Fix It.
Lack of cogent succession planning, risk aversion and the halo effect are just some of the obstacles.
Law Firms Are Weak When It Comes to Developing Leaders. Here's How They Can Fix It.
Lack of cogent succession planning, risk aversion and the halo effect are just some of the obstacles.
5 Elements of Trust That CLOs Can Help Their Organizations Cultivate
Today, trust continues to be a fundamental imperative and a growing factor for success—not only for companies broadly but for a CLO's ability to be a strategic member of the senior executive team.
Can CLM Solutions Take Swamped Lawyers Out and Put Business Teams Back In?
A Legalweek(year) session examined how CLM tools could be part of the solution to the increasingly strenuous demands on in-house teams' time and energy.
Clients See ALSPs as More Efficient. Law Firms See a 'Frustrating' Perception Problem
While law firms are onboarding automation, data analytics and other technologies in an effort to improve client services, many C-suites still perceive ALSPs as the more efficient and tech-friendly service option.
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