Title: How to Increase Profits and Sanity By Running a Lean Law Firm
Description:
Running a law firm can be tough. Clients are demanding, competition is fierce, and there aren't enough hours in the day to successfully juggle your priorities.
If you're running a law firm the way most people run their firms, odds are that you're using outdated techniques that will continue to doom you to an unprofitable, chaotic existence. There's a reason you're not escaping the madness, primarily because law firms have not embraced management techniques that are decades, and in some cases, over a century old.
The good news is that we can learn from companies like Toyota and Intel, some of the most forward-thinking business on the planet, and employ techniques from manufacturing companies. In this session, we will learn what it means to be a Lean law firm and employ systems-thinking to see your firm's business from a new perspective. You will depart our session not just with a theoretical understanding, but with practical tips you can employ immediately to improve your firm's financial position - as well as your happiness running your law firm.
19. Average Unit Value
(AUV):
Average value in $ to your firm, of
each case "unit." In a law firm we talk
about ACUV - Average Case Unit
Value.
20. Cycle Time
The amount of time a “case unit” spends between
the day you accept it formally and the date that
case is considered done.
Accept
case
Phase Phase Done
CycleTime
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TECHSHOW 2019: February 27 – March 2, 2019
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