by Larysa | Apr 21, 2023 | Awards Winners
2016 winner Keystone Law Keystone Law has been selected as the organisation exhibiting the most novel use of social media for its “Law Set Free” campaign. The campaign started with a clear objective to recruit 50 senior lawyers and increase client...
by Larysa | Apr 21, 2023 | Awards Winners
2016 winner Garrigues Garrigues has been selected as the organisation exhibiting the best provision of know-how in the client experience award category for its re-invention over the last year of Garrigues KM as a collaborative knowledge-sharing space, rolling out the...
by Larysa | Apr 21, 2023 | Awards Winners
2016 winner JLL What impressed the judges about JLL is their unique, rather than “me too”, approach to thought leadership. The unanimous decision of the judges considered that their approach added value in a practical yet innovative way. JLL adopted excellent use of...
by Larysa | Apr 21, 2023 | Awards Winners
2016 winner Stephens Scown Collaboration is the hot mess of practice management these days, but what defines it? What separates it from practices that are really more about improving client service or focusing attention on better coordination of process and resource?...
by Larysa | Apr 21, 2023 | Awards Winners
2016 winner McCarthy Tétrault In a legal world transformed by LPM, e-Discovery and automated portfolio management, a system to manage clients’ large volume, lower value commercial contracts doesn’t instantly appear the most innovative form of client service....
