The Legal IntelligencerCases decided by the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Alabama are rarely the subject of this column. But the recent case of Jernigan v. Dollar General, vividly illustrates a core conc
...a lot of talk in the legal industry about legal project management (LPM). But are those firms and consultants making strides in this area engaged...
Hourly billing has been the primary mode of invoicing clients for more than 50 years
...departments are coming to understand the benefits provided by legal project management (LPM) and are integrating LPM principles into their service delivery models. ...
The message to general counsel and chief legal officers from their CEOs and CFOs could hardly be clearer: "Get the costs of your legal department under control or face the consequences
...As co-chairman of the division, Siegel will oversee numerous LPM committees, including finance, marketing and others. He also will serve as a...
...the American Bar Association's law practice management section (ABA-LPM). Buchdahl's present responsibilities include chairing ABA-LPM's education...
...Post & Schell. The program was developed by Buchdahl. The ABA LPM section chairman is Carl Roberts of Ballard Spahr Andrews...
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