Register Now! How Can 'Lean' Methods Be Applied to Everyday Legal Tasks
Learn how to apply the efficiency principles from auto manufacturing to everyday legal tasks and cut wasted time from meetings, emails and other routine work.
April 01, 2019 at 07:00 AM
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Can a team of lawyers operate with the efficiency of a car manufacturing line?
Probably not. Yet, the same principles that make auto manufacturing a beacon of efficiency—striving for the highest quality at the lowest cost with the shortest lead time—can be applied to everyday legal tasks.
That's the philosophy behind Lean Adviser Legal, an online program to help lawyers deliver better outcomes, improve efficiency and boost client satisfaction.
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