CLOC president Mary O'Carroll opened the Institute with a speech announcing the organization would begin beta testing a type of membership for law firms in the coming months. O'Carroll, who also leads legal ops at Google, said CLOC is aiming to better align all aspects of the legal ecosystem. Photo: Caroline Spiezio/ALM CLOC Officially Welcomes New Members, New Forum—And New Programming?
CLOC formally announced that it would begin opening up membership to tech companies, service providers and law schools last November and some have wasted little time in submitting applications. What's next for the organization is a potential expansion in programming and a brand new Ecosystem Forum to facilitate industry collaboration.
February 10, 2021 at 05:56 PM
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The doors are open wide. The Corporate Legal Operations Consortium (CLOC) announced Wednesday that the organization has now officially opened its ranks to all members of the legal ecosystem—including service providers, technology companies and law schools.
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