Course Number

5576

CLE

Approved for .5 hours of General CLE Credit.

Description

Want to know the simplest way to transform your firm into a revenue-producing beast? The answer is deceptively simple: Borrow a concept from Lean management and reduce your waste.

Waste is a fundamental concept in Lean, the formalized set of business processes pioneered by Toyota. It is defined as anything that is not adding value to your client’s experience, either directly or indirectly. Getting rid of it reduces the time you spend on each case. And the less time you spend per case, the more cases you complete in one year and the more revenue you earn.

In this webinar, we’ll discuss how Lean systems and technology can eliminate waste and turn your law firm into a high-powered revenue engine.

Learning Objectives:

• Understand how waste is categorized in Lean management and how it plagues organizations.
• Discover the relationship between waste reduction and revenue optimization.
• Learn how to identify bottlenecks and forms of waste in your own law firm—so you can get rid of them.

Presenter Bio:

Larry Port is the CEO of Rocket Matter, a leading legal cloud-based practice management and time and billing application. He is a speaker and award-winning writer at the crossroads of the legal profession, cutting edge technology, and business management. His experience running a technology company and insight into law firm operations led to his co-authoring of the #1 bestselling ABA book The Lean Law Firm.

Resources

Slides – 5576 How to Run a Lean Law Firm: Business Tips from the World’s Most Profitable Businesses

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