Sentences with phrase «legal industry surveys»
We're consistently voted # 1 in local and national legal industry surveys.
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According to a legal industry survey released this year, 56.1 percent of law firm leaders said their firms are using contract lawyers with 67.8 percent expecting an increase in contract lawyers to be a permanent trend.
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The well surveys were conducted only in the gas - rich counties that would be the epicenter of the state's fracking industry if it were ever to become legal.
* Emphasizes leadership training and effective management; * Regularly surveys developers to ascertain average industry health and well - being; * Encourages individuals to know their legal rights in their regions; * Promotes communication and information exchange between developers; * Supports developers and studios in their pursuit of effective working practices.
Now, a survey seeks to put some meat on the bones of the debate, aiming to determine whether there is clear evidence of trend towards Macs within the legal industry.
The Smokeball survey predicts a trend toward a more even balance of tech and legal backgrounds in the legal tech industry.
Ninety - seven percent of respondents in the survey believe the legal tech industry has no firm grasp of go - to - market strategy or, at best, only a scattered one.
I spend a lot of time reading survey feedback from our customers, listening to calls, and meeting customers and other folks in the legal industry in person; I believe that to serve our customers in the best way we have to be listening and learning all the time.
Their services assist various industries including legal & conveyancing, banking & finance, surveying, mercantile, accountancy and government.
The 2014 Canadian Lawyer Corporate Counsel Survey was released recently, and, for the first time, billable hours usage has dropped below 50 % in the Canadian legal industry.
Every 2 years, the National Association of Legal Assistants (NALA) conducts a survey of paralegals to establish current trends in the paralegal industry.
A just - released survey of 650 lawyers commissioned by legal industry giant LexisNexis Martindale - Hubbell and conducted by Leader Networks reveals that almost 50 percent of attorneys already belong to online social networks, and more than 40 percent want to join online networks.
Legal Week's latest Big Question survey found that 59 % of respondents believe the industry receives «not much» or no support from the Government.
Last year's 2013 survey included one section on Pricing, divided into three categories; this year each is a stand - alone section, emphasizing the significance Price is playing in the legal industry.
The 2014 Legal Technology Industry Survey Report is available for download at www.aderant.com/tigersandbears.
This trend underpins recent findings from Aderant's 2014 Legal Technology Industry Survey, the results of which were released at the LawTech Atlanta event.
What was even more significant about this survey was the premium customers were willing to pay for what they perceived as a superior legal service, a more significant «lift» than any other industry examined:
That is the phrase used by the editors of The American Lawyer to describe the state of corporate law practice in the magazine's Corporate Scorecard 2009, its annual survey of the legal industry's top corporate practices.
The latest eDiscovery hot topic revolves around a Federal Judge Survey that highlights a key point, in which we at D4 are not surprised by: after all these years of talking about eDiscovery, many practitioners, and the legal industry overall, still do not understand the eDiscovery process and how to properly handle Electronically Stored Information (ESI).
A survey of private - practice lawyers, corporate counsel and law students found widely divergent views on the state of the legal industry and the future of the law firm business model.
Other survey findings that demonstrate challenges for the legal industry and point to some solutions include:
Meanwhile, blogger MacEwen wrote this weekend about «the seemingly relentless consolidation of the legal industry,» which worries many readers who took his recent survey.
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In addition, they received responses from 53 law firm chief marketing officers and senior marketers, information which formed part of a broader and more detailed survey of content marketing usage in the legal industry.
Late last year, CLOC, the Corporate Legal Operations Consortium, released the results of its first annual State of the Industry Survey, looking at such metrics as legal spend; legal department and legal ops headcounts; commonly used e-billing vendors, contract management systems and alternative service providers; and law firm evaluation prioriLegal Operations Consortium, released the results of its first annual State of the Industry Survey, looking at such metrics as legal spend; legal department and legal ops headcounts; commonly used e-billing vendors, contract management systems and alternative service providers; and law firm evaluation priorilegal spend; legal department and legal ops headcounts; commonly used e-billing vendors, contract management systems and alternative service providers; and law firm evaluation priorilegal department and legal ops headcounts; commonly used e-billing vendors, contract management systems and alternative service providers; and law firm evaluation priorilegal ops headcounts; commonly used e-billing vendors, contract management systems and alternative service providers; and law firm evaluation priorities.
It's a survey of in - house counsel and buyers of legal services, asking them what's important in their role, such as the areas of work they will push out to law firms and those they will internalize, issues they're facing in their industry etc..
Finally, let's consider international attitudes regarding the use of cloud computing by lawyers compliments of the recently published Legal IT Professionals 2012 Global Cloud Survey Report, which was completed by 427 respondents from across the globe who held varying roles in the legal services induLegal IT Professionals 2012 Global Cloud Survey Report, which was completed by 427 respondents from across the globe who held varying roles in the legal services indulegal services industry.
Citi Private Bank Law Firm Group's Q1 2018 Quarterly Flash Report, which provides an overview of current financial trends in the legal industry, based on data collected through our Quarterly Flash survey of 179 law firms (80 Am Law 100 firms, 47 Second Hundred firms and 52 niche / boutique firms), has found that demand, revenue, and billing rates are up for the first quarter of 2018.
The Thomson Reuters Foundation has launched the second annual TrustLaw Index of Pro Bono, an annual survey that captures and analyzes global pro bono trends across the legal industry, revealing fascinating insights into the scale and potential growth of the sector.
Elevate is the most - used law company according to the 2017 State of the Industry Survey published by the Corporate Legal Operations Consortium (CLOC) and has been ranked on the Inc. 5000 Fastest Growing Private Companies list for the past two years in a row, including No. 53 in 2016.
Martindale Nolo, the new venture that combines Martindale Hubbell and Nolo, has published a survey about current trends in online marketing in the legal industry.
That's according to a recent survey of 400 legal professionals in the industry.
Our annual survey, detailing the usage of products made by Apple in law firms across North America, shows exactly how far the influence of Cupertino extends in the legal industry.
This infographic by Robert Half Legal is based on a survey it conducted and identifying the biggest trends shaping the legal induLegal is based on a survey it conducted and identifying the biggest trends shaping the legal indulegal industry.
In responses to the survey, HFW was particularly praised for «commercial advice», «quality and clarity of legal advice», «knowledge of industry» and «personal relationships».
Other posts here address attributes of industries (See my post of Aug. 16, 2010: if benchmarks reflect technological intensity and competitiveness, more ways to measure it for an industry; Nov. 28, 2010: when manufacturers earn so much from services, what industry are they in; Dec. 27, 2010: revenue per dollar of legal spend from technology companies; Feb. 15, 2011: comparison of 2010 benchmark survey respondents and US Fortune 200 industry distribution; Aug. 15, 2011: other attributes of companies than industry for purposes of benchmarking; and April 6, 2012: a way to quantify industry dynamism.).
... Despite years of respected industry surveys citing legal costs as a chief concern, the July 2008 Inside Counsel «19th Annual Survey of General Counsel» reported only 11.6 percent of in - house counsel believed law firms were actively seeking ways to reduce the cost of legal services.
Previously, available information was limited to reports focused on the Am Law 100 (which makes up only about 20 percent of the legal industry), or survey results, which are subject to inherent biases and are therefore less reliable.
Jaffe, the legal industry's full - service PR and marketing agency, is pleased to announce that the New York Law Journal Reader Rankings survey listed Jaffe as number one in the categories of «Best Law Firm Marketing Consultant» and «Best Law Firm Advertising Agency.»
Those perusing the Twitter hashtag stream from the ILTA Conference (#ILTA14) would have seen an incredible volume of statistics circulated over the course of four days — the 2014 ILTA / InsideLegal Technology Purchasing Survey and other legal industry studies — notwithstanding.
According to the survey, 52 % of the «senior figures in the legal industry» polled said that improving social mobility in the legal profession would be beneficial to their firm.
Surveys share similarities with legal directories, and many are published by the same companies, although they are typically specialized around a particular practice, industry, or market.
Writing in response to recent industry surveys, which confirm the legal industry's increased interest in alternatives to the billable hour (aka AFAs), reporter Chris Johnson noted pure hourly billing is in decline and is expected to decline over the next few years.
The survey provides a snapshot of how those within the legal industry - with a concentration on legal marketers - interact with digital information.
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The Real Rate Report ® is the legal industry's leading benchmark for law firm rates and staffing trends based on actual invoice data, not surveys.
Jaffe, the legal industry's marketing and PR agency, released its first - ever «Survey of the Legal Community's Device Preferences.&rlegal industry's marketing and PR agency, released its first - ever «Survey of the Legal Community's Device Preferences.&rLegal Community's Device Preferences.»
Beginning on May 1, Westlaw will become the exclusive third - party provider of ALM content to the legal market, including ALM legal news, ALM industry rankings and surveys, jury verdicts and settlements, and trial court opinions — key content that practitioners, and litigators in particular, rely upon to craft winning strategies for their clients, and that senior law firm management utilizes to benchmark competitive performance.
Elevate is the most - used law company according to the 2017 State of the Industry Survey published by the Corporate Legal Operations Consortium (CLOC) and has been ranked as a top global legal services provider by Chambers & Partners for the past three years in aLegal Operations Consortium (CLOC) and has been ranked as a top global legal services provider by Chambers & Partners for the past three years in alegal services provider by Chambers & Partners for the past three years in a row.
Research shows that it is not money alone but a firm's reputation, measured across a number of different indices as highlighted in the 2015 ALPMA / Rusher Rogers Australian Legal Industry Salary & HR Survey and, as a whole, this is what can contribute towards driving talent to an organization.