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What kind of lawyer are you?

1. Do your clients want more for less? (more work for less money)

1. Do you create all related documents all at once?




1. Do your clients want more for less? (mores work for less money)



3. Does your firm work with templates?



4. Do your templates have guidelines?


5. Do you have a contract clauses library?


6. Does your team work in a standardized manner?


7. Does your team work in a proactive or in a reactive manner?


8. Does your firm use a contract automation system?


8. Does your firm use a Document management system?


9. Does your firm use a Document management system?

9. Does your firm use a Billing system?


10. Does your firm use a project management system?


11. Would you consider your law firm or legal department to be data driven?


12. Would you consider your law firm or legal department to be data driven?

13.  Are your legal tech solutions cloud based?

14. If you do have a legal tech solution cloud based, is such cloud a dedicated cloud, meaning owned by you?


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Legal departments or firms in this category resemble Jar Jar Binks, operating in total disarray. They still heavily rely on paper-based systems and struggle with basic technology. There is minimal legal tech adoption, and they remain bound by old-school processes that make it nearly impossible to scale or serve clients efficiently.

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Similar to Karate Kid, this group has some super talents or powers, but are unable to evolve or scale. They use early-generation legal tech tools that may not be scalable, may not be compatible with other technologies, aren´t easy to implement, and lack of . Lawyers are forced to work within rigid frameworks that inhibit productivity.

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Legal teams here resemble Starks, who operates in constant innovation and efficiency, and prepared for the future. Legal teams have fully embraced digital transformation, using cutting-edge legal tech SaaS tools that optimize every part of the legal process. They experience, welcome but cautiously experience with new technologies solutions such as AI, automation for document management, and cloud-based systems to ensure seamless collaboration. They are prime candidates for offering regional franchises, positioning themselves as leaders in legal innovation.

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What kind of lawyer are you?

1. Do your clients want more for less? (more work for less money)

2. Does your firm work with templates?

3. Do your templates have guidelines?

4. Do you have a contract clauses library?

5. Do you create all related documents all at once?

6. Does your team work in a standardized manner?

7. Does your team work in a proactive or in a reactive manner?

8. Does your firm use a contract automation system?

9. Does your firm use a Document management system?

10. Does your firm use a Billing system?

11. Does your firm use a project management system??

12. Would you consider your law firm or legal department to be data driven?

13. Are your legal tech solutions cloud based?

14. If you do have a legal tech solution cloud based, is such cloud a dedicated cloud, meaning owned by you?

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