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What Are the Benefits of Kanban for Legal Teams?
September 27, 2016 @ 7:30 am - 8:30 am
Free
Kanban is a highly effective method for project management. It’s used by many innovative businesses in various industries and the legal sector is no exception! In this specialized webinar, we will discuss what exactly Kanban is, and how your legal team can leverage it in every phase of your law firm management. Join our panel discussion on the 27th of September and have your questions answered by the experts.
Featuring:
Greg McLawsen is the founder and managing attorney of Sound Immigration, a cloud-based immigration law firm. Greg has championed the reinvention law practice as Chair of the Solo and Small Practice Section of the Washington State Bar Association and as co-facilitator of Seattle’s Legal Technology and Innovation Meetup group.
Sascha is a provider of lean, business improving interdisciplinary solutions. He started his career in 2002 in private practice. In 2010, Sascha switched to a senior in-house position atHoltzbrinck, a leading international publishing group. As a General Counsel, Sascha successfully introduced Kanban, Legal Design Thinking, and agile management into the legal department.
John is a lawyer and an Agile Scrum Master who was recently tapped to lead the Fisher Focus innovation program at Fisher & Phillips LLP. Prior to law school, he worked for over 8 years in the software industry, and as an attorney, he has twice served as in-house counsel in addition to co-founding a boutique IP practice.
Over the past few years, John has consulted with in-house legal teams and law firms to implement Lean and Agile methodologies for legal project management and process improvement in both transactional and litigation settings.
John is a zealous advocate for bringing proven business world practices into the legal arena and is a frequent author and speaker on topics like Lean, Agile, Lean Startup, and Design Thinking for lawyers. He blogs at Legal Value Theory and his in-progress book, Kanban for Lawyers, is available here.