Law Firms in the Digital Age

This highly practical report – structured around the eight essential areas of business management in a professional firm – forensically explores the impact of the digital age on law firms and provides the blueprint for lawyers and law firm managers to successfully respond to the opportunities of the digital age.

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Key report features

• Interviews with leading UK law firms and consultants
• Practical, no-nonsense advice for benchmarking performance
• An extensive final section that demystifies the technology that is transforming the legal industry

Strap in for the ride — it’s time to go digital

The notion of the traditional law firm is fast diminishing, vanquished by technologies that are bringing both significant challenges and exciting solutions to the old model.

An SRA report has highlighted that as many as 160 UK law firms are at immediate risk of collapse: a stark warning to others to assess the role of technology in the legal delivery model.

Bull and Bason’s Law Firms in the Digital Age is a highly practical report with exclusive insight into Impact to Information, a ground-breaking new process for digital-age law firms.

Why you need to board the digital train

Law firms in the digital age are transforming across every dimension of their business model from market, people and finance, to risk, process and infrastructure.

Used well, technology can improve processes and efficiencies to have a positive impact on your firm’s profitability.

Bull and Bason’s report -- structured around the eight essential areas of business management in a professional firm -- forensically explores the impact of the digital age on law firms and provides the blueprint for lawyers and law firm managers to successfully respond to the opportunities of the digital age.

Contents

Chapter 1: The organisation dimension

Chapter 2: The information dimension

Chapter 3: The process dimension

Chapter 4: The infrastructure dimension

Chapter 5: The market dimension

Chapter 6: The people dimension

Chapter 7: The finance dimension

Chapter 8: The risk dimension

Chapter 9: Technology

Check our Executive Summary and full table of contents here

Authors

Chris Bull
Chris Bull is a founding Executive Director of professional services consultancy Kingsmead Square.
David Bason
Dave Bason is a seasoned IT professional, having spent 30 years in the industry – with more than 17 years as an IT Director and CIO across many industry sectors, including legal, retail, manufacturing, and other professional services. He has worked for many leading organisations, including Shoosmiths. As the IT Director of Shoosmiths, he managed the major growth and transformation of their IT and was the winner of the Regional IT Director of the Year in 2008. He has an innovative outlook to the exploitation of technology and has been at the forefront of business transformation using new systems and technology in the industry sectors he has worked in. He is a Fellow of the IOD, and sits on the IOD policy panel and the Government ICT advisory board. He is also a regular contributor to articles and papers providing thought leadership in the legal sector. Dave has led a number of major outsourcing projects, combining off-shore, near shore, and on shore, driving significant business benefits. Dave has championed business continuity at board level and has extensive practical experience in business continuity planning and execution. Dave has recently set up a business of his own, Just You Limited, providing interim management and consultancy on all aspects of IT. When Dave is not learning Italian, travelling around Italy, and eating Italian food, he is running or cycling long distances and spending time with all the women in his life – wife, daughters, and granddaughter. He is trying to come to terms with the shambles surrounding his beloved Coventry City.

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