FM02 New Metrics for a New Normal

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Recorded On: 01/01/2015

In years past, law firm leaders were content to rely on retrospective performance metrics to assess financial health. However, it is no longer sufficient to measure what has already occurred. Now, leaders must adopt and incorporate daily, weekly, and monthly metrics that not only provide insight into the firm's and individual practicesÂ’ financial health, but that help guide management decisions. Firm and practice group leaders need real-time information to make battlefield decisions on pricing, resource allocation, staffing, matter profitability, competitive advantage, client satisfaction, compensation, and more. This video will cover emerging practices that apply across a range of firm sizes and practices and showcase methods for determining: 

  • Prospective metrics that can be helpful 
  • Potential conflicts that may arise in the use of these metrics 
  • Tools that exist to capture and access these metrics 
  • Ways to improve user adoption 

Recorded at the 2015 ALA Regional Legal Management Conference, Atlanta, Georgia 

Objectives: 

  • Determine the difference among project management, case management and operations management. 
  • Summarize current trends in how clients compare and measure legal services 
  • Determine the challenges of incentivizing efficient services 
  • Design efficiencies with resource allocation and time estimations, and produce reports on how efficiently your timekeepers are working

Timothy B. Corcoran

Timothy B. Corcoran is a Principal with the Corcoran Consulting Group and a Past President of the Legal Marketing Association. In his practice, he advises law firm leaders, in-house counsel and legal service providers on how to profit during a time of great change. This includes assisting law firm leaders with business strategy, primarily in the areas of operational excellence and business growth, and assisting in-house counsel with managing preferred provider programs.

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