Legal tech
Make the work flow. Keep judgement in view.
Understand how legal work moves between people, information and decisions. Improve the process around the work, from intake to review and handover.
Discuss an assignmentWhen this helps
Repeated data entry, unclear ownership and difficult handovers can make otherwise good work harder to deliver. A workflow review helps distinguish a process issue from a tooling issue before choosing a solution.
How we work
We map the current workflow, examine the points where work slows or repeats, and define a practical improvement plan. Proposed changes reflect the people using the process, the legal decisions involved and the effort required to implement them.
Typical work
- Intake, review, decision and handover mapping
- Bottlenecks, repeated work and responsibility gaps
- Prioritised process and tooling improvements
What you receive
- A map of the current workflow and key dependencies
- A prioritised set of improvement opportunities
- A proposed future workflow and practical next steps
The documents and outputs are agreed for each assignment.
A few useful answers
Can you review the way our legal team works today?
Yes. I can help map how information, documents and decisions move through your process and assess the workflow from the perspective of a lawyer doing the work.
Does improving a legal workflow require new software?
Not necessarily. We start with the outcome you want and examine what needs to change. The useful improvement might involve responsibilities, document logic, a handover or a change to an existing tool.
Can you give our frontend team feedback on how lawyers want to work?
Yes. I work with frontend teams on workflows and the practical way a lawyer would use a product, connecting that feedback with the legal task and the output it needs to produce.
Can you connect workflow design with backend and AI logic?
Yes. I can work with the frontend, backend and AI teams so that the user journey, information requirements and legal logic are considered together.
What can we receive from a workflow review?
The assignment can produce a map of the current process, prioritised improvement opportunities and a proposed workflow. We agree what is essential and which changes or additions are useful for the intended outcome.
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What are you working on?
Tell us about your situation, your objective and the timing. We will start by defining the right scope.