You may be surprised that a low cost hospital chain in India offers multiple lessons for lawyers. The World’s Cheapest Hospital Has to Get Even Cheaper (Business Week, 26 March 2019) explains how an already-low-cost operation can go even lower. That message may not be music to law firm partners’ ears, but it should sound melodious to clients.
Remaking News of the Week: Now it’s KPMG Legal and Plexus Law
“The future of the law is not a battle of Big and New. It’s a battle to create solutions that deliver unprecedented value to clients” wrote Andrew Mellett, Founder of Plexus, in a LinkedIn post last week.”
Read MoreLook at the Whole Board
Look at the Whole Board by Patrick Lamb is a pithy intellectual challenge to all of us. Based on his reflections on the Deloitte-Epstein Becker announcement, Patrick invites us to consider whether the Big Four really are the bogey men for BigLaw firms?
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Remaking News of the Week: Tipping point reached in legal departments are spending
Today’s Remaking News of the Week: Tipping point reached in legal departments spending reports a milestone in Altman Weil’s long-running (at least for legal services) time series on corporate law department spending.
Read MoreLegal Gets a Mulligan
OK, I have to admit when I first read Heather’s post Legal Gets a Mulligan I had to ask Google “What’s a Mulligan?”.
I found this helpful explanation in Wikipedia, “A mulligan is a second chance to perform an action, usually after the first chance went wrong through bad luck or a blunder. Its best-known meaning is in golf, whereby a player is informally allowed to replay a stroke, even though this is against the formal rules of golf.”
Read on and decide for yourself about the power of Heather’s Mulligan metaphor.
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