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Overview
Many lawyers and firms are interested in implementing some form of innovation in their business, and there are many great reasons for doing this. But how do you actually do it? And where do you begin?
This course answers these questions by setting out a roadmap to guide you through the legal innovation journey. It is designed to help any person working in a law firm or legal role within an organisation to take on the role of an innovation change agent – whether you are a partner, senior associate, lawyer, law graduate, or in-house counsel.
Through this course you will learn how to take a methodical and disciplined approach to legal innovation designed to create sustainable change – as well as to plant to the seeds of a culture of innovation within your organisation.
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Last Reviewed: December 2022
Meet the expert
Mitch Kowalski is a globally-recognized thought leader on the changing legal services ecosystem and the author of two critically acclaimed books in this area.
Reviews
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Pitched at the right level for lawyers to acceptProvoked some good ideas to note down and action.
P. Trainor, SolicitorLaw Firm Innovation: A Beginner’s Guide Many lawyers and firms are interested in implementing some form of innovation in their business, and there are many great reasons for doing this. But how do you actually do it? And where do you begin?LawCPD -
Practical and strategicVery practical guidebook for targeting and delivering valued innovation.
I. Wadley, SolicitorLaw Firm Innovation: A Beginner’s Guide Many lawyers and firms are interested in implementing some form of innovation in their business, and there are many great reasons for doing this. But how do you actually do it? And where do you begin?LawCPD -
InterestingRich in content and practical. I would have liked to see additional focus on market creating innovation despite the author's perspective that it is high risk.
J. Aldrich home, SolicitorLaw Firm Innovation: A Beginner’s Guide Many lawyers and firms are interested in implementing some form of innovation in their business, and there are many great reasons for doing this. But how do you actually do it? And where do you begin?LawCPD
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