Posted In: Legal Project Management, NewLaw Business Models, Organizational Structure
By Susan Raridon Lambreth on August 12, 2020
By Susan Raridon Lambreth and Carla Landry Whether they want to be part of the conversation or not, law firms are hearing more
Posted In: Client Service, Legal Project Management, Profitability
By Susan Raridon Lambreth on July 6, 2020
Despite social distancing, working remotely, and the reeling economic environment, law firms must continue to provide exceptional service to their clients. Even as
Posted In: Client Service, Legal Project Management
By Susan Raridon Lambreth on April 27, 2020
In recent weeks, the headlines say it all. Law firms are doing everything possible to minimize the economic downturn and the ongoing financial
Posted In: Legal Project Management
By Carla Landry on October 15, 2019
Circa 2009. Enter legal project management. Of course, successful lawyers have always done some form of LPM. It was how they anticipated costs,
Posted In: Legal Project Management
By Carla Landry on July 31, 2019
It happened in 2018 when I was leading a panel at the Project Management for Lawyers program. It’s an annual event hosted by
Posted In: Legal Project Management
By Susan Raridon Lambreth on February 7, 2019
Those of you who have been keeping your heads down for the last five to ten years hoping that the latest “fad” would
Posted In: Legal Project Management
By Susan Raridon Lambreth on January 24, 2019
A year ago, I wrote that virtually every article in the legal press mentioned the need for new service delivery approaches, including legal project
Posted In: Legal Project Management
By Carla Landry on March 22, 2018
Last month when I was participating in the Practising Law Institute’s (PLI) annual Project Management for Lawyers seminar, several panelists’ comments resonated with
Posted In: Legal Process Improvement
By LawVision on October 17, 2017
LawVision Group is pleased to announce that the on-demand Legal Process Improvement program, developed by Senior Consultant Carla Landry and produced by Practising
Posted In: Legal Process Improvement, Legal Project Management, Talent Strategy
By Carla Landry on July 29, 2016
Contributing Author Julia Holemans “Technologically savvy … consistent high quality work output … innovate … fresh perspective … incorporating new technology into our