LEGAL DEPARTMENT 2025 SERIES
Manage A Government Investigation Effectively: Guidance for Law Departments
This series of articles, white papers, infographics, and more addresses the coming decade's major changes and trends within your legal department's people, processes and technology that will require proactive consideration and planning.
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Five Projects Where It Makes Sense to Bring in Legal Project Management
Learn more about larger legal department projects that are especially well-suited for support from project management professionals.
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Five Change Management Best Practices
Handling the human side of the change process is as crucial as determining an overall change management strategy.
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Overcoming Lawyers' Resistance to Change
The economy, the rise of new technologies, and a generation of millennial lawyers who grew up using technology are transforming the practice of law.
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Five Questions to Ask a Project or Change Manager
Change management experts have often supported large-scale transitions, managed change in the workplace, and know the pitfalls to avoid.
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Ready or Not: Artificial Intelligence and Corporate Legal Departments
According to the results of a new Thomson Reuters report, corporate counsel believe they are tech savvy but acknowledge that their comfort level and confidence with technology have limitations, specifically around AI.
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Part II: The Future of Artificial Intelligence
Understand the role of corporate counsel in a technology-aided workplace with the second installment of this series, which discusses the impact AI will have on your business.
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Part III: Benefits of Artificial Intelligence: What Have You Done for Me Lately?
AI has already transformed the practice of law. We'll go beyond e-discovery to examine the benefits to your legal department in the third of this four-part series on AI.
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Part IV: AI Adoption and Ethical Considerations for In-House
AI has a wide range of uses to help you get more done in less time with limited resources. But can in-house counsel navigate the possible dilemmas of having a machine do work typically done by an attorney? We tackle this and other questions in the fourth and final part of our series.
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What will compliance with the GDPR really look like?
Gain key insights into what in-house legal departments should be doing to comply with the fast-approaching General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
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Part I: Evaluation of legal department succession planning needs
As the baby boomer generation starts to retire, many businesses are finding themselves caught short with respect to succession management.
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Part II: Development of succession talent
For each attorney in the department, you can create a document/chart that identifies that person's legal skills set.
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Part III: Putting a succession plan in place
Creating a succession plan is all about identifying the critical jobs for which planning is needed.
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