Sentences with phrase «what corporate law departments»

Instead of drawing its conclusions from what corporate law departments said they were doing or planned to do, its findings have always been based on what they actually did.

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«But many companies are deploying robots in an unreflected manner, without knowing beforehand what these changes mean for either employees, corporate culture, or customer relationships,» Professor Ruth Stock - Homburg, Institute of Marketing & Human Resource Management, Department of Law and Economics of TU Darmstadt, warns.

MCC: What are some of the solutions that Neota Logic is offering or has recently developed for corporate law departments?

With the ever increasing footprint of global law firms and corporate in - house departments, the value of what an internationally trained lawyer or a globally minded legal professional can bring has never been greater.

What's the most significant difference between the legal tech needs of corporate legal departments and law firms?

In a panel organized by the Association of Corporate Counsel, you will hear how experienced law department leaders respond to this pressure and what it means both for their department operations and the law firms they retain.

F. Joseph Warin, chair of the litigation department at corporate law firm Gibson Dunn, said, «On balance is what we're seeing is this vehicle has become an alternative to a plea of guilty for businesses that are in a regulated industry.»

Knowledge strategy is more than knowledge management, which is how lawyers within law firms and corporate law departments share what they know about client work, about clients, about markets for their services, and about their firms as businesses.

«A lot of our clients are still thinking through how legal process outsourcing (LPO) can be best applied within their law firm or corporate law department today and what the «next generation of LPO» looks like.

He cautions, however, that what corporate legal departments are in effect doing is buying law firm challenges.

While management and clients are demanding the use of LPM today, many corporate legal departments and law firms don't know what LPM really is, let alone how to do such things as hire legal project managers, train them, integrate them into their company or assimilate LPM into the legal practice areas and departments where LPM is required.

Given the profound changes roiling the market for corporate legal services, it can be tough to tell just what makes today's in - house law department tick.

Please join Pratik Patel for an educational session on this rapidly emerging practice and what works, and what doesn't when making LPM successful for your corporate law department or law firm.

We discussed the genesis of the Corporate Legal Operations Consortium, why legal operations principles have become so important in modern law department management, what attendees at the 2017 CLOC Institute can expect, how CLOC is evolving, and where the field of legal operations is headed.

Those of us who carry out legal research or provide legal research instruction as a regular part of our livelihoods or occupations often think of legal research in what I think of as a more traditional context: the private law firms, the corporate legal department, the government (i.e., justice departments), the courts (i.e., by court counsel and students / clerks), the law school (by or for students and professors).