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Topic:
7 Steps to Eliminate the Risk of Receiving Costly, Impractical Legal Advice
Date:
November 15, 2012 at 11:00 - 12:00 PM ETPresenters:
Melissa LaFlair, Founder(LaFlair Legal and Project Management Services)
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Description
Even sophisticated parties with years of experience working with lawyers can find themselves at risk of receiving expensive, impractical legal advice at the 11th hour. This can wreak havoc with budgets and business planning alike never mind the negative impact it can have on the lawyer-client relationship or internal organizational planning and relationships.
While many throw up their hands and say this is just how it is when working with lawyers, particularly when working with specialists on non-routine, transactional matters, it really doesn’t need to be this way. Participants in this session will be introduced to seven simple steps that their organizations can adopt to ensure that legal matters of any sort get started on, and continue on, a path that supports business objectives, avoids expensive 11th hour surprises and supports a stronger relationship with legal counsel. During the session each step in the process is reviewed along with some relevant tools and/or case studies that support the successful application of the seven step approach. During this session participants will also be introduced to some of the benefits available as a result of introducing this project management based approach to managing legal matters. A simple process for identifying who within an organization should become familiar with these seven steps will also be discussed. Those who participate will be provided with a checklist of the seven steps, together with a brief description, that can be circulated to those within their organization who would benefit from understanding and following the seven steps. |
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Who Should Participate
HR Professionals as well as anyone involved in instructing lawyers or or receiving legal services.
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