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Katherine Hollar katiehollar FEBRUARY 4 6 2014 THE HILTON NEW YORK Law Firm Technology What Clients Want LEGALTECH NEW YORK FEBRUARY 4 6 2014 Take a look at the market LEGALTECH NEW YORK FEBRUARY 4 6 2014 ID: 209910

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February 4, 2014Katherine Hollar | @katiehollar

FEBRUARY 4 – 6, 2014 / THE HILTON NEW YORK

Law Firm Technology:

What Clients WantSlide2

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Take a look at the market.Slide3

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Client satisfaction is falling.

Source: BTI ConsultingSlide4

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Firm clients are insourcing.

Source: BTI Consulting

In 2012, corporate legal departments brought

$5.8 billion

of work back in-house.Slide5

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Opportunities are fewer.

Source: American Lawyer Media

41% of companies

are working with fewer law firms

than they did five years ago.Slide6

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But client service pays off.

Source: BTI Consulting

70%

of the top 30 client service firms

gained market share

in 2012.Slide7

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Lest you think IT does not in client service…Slide8

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What is client service anyway?

Understand my business

Show new approaches

Staffing

Billing

Strategy

Technology

Communications

Source: BTI ConsultingSlide9

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What is client service anyway?

Source: BTI Consulting

3.

Redefine the legal service process

Provide client-centric educational events and networking opportunities

Build project management systems from the client perspective

Engage in client feedbackSlide10

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Legal Technology:

What Clients Say

A Special Survey for ILTASlide11

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The Good News

92.9%

of in-house counsel

have never fired a firm

b

ecause of poor technologySlide12

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IT won’t make the sale…

14.3%

h

ave selected a firm

because of its technologySlide13

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…but it plays a role.

42.9%

address technology requirements

in Requests for Proposals (RFPs).Slide14

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What do clients want us to pitch?

Security and data privacy – 82.1%

E-discovery capabilities – 67.9%

Status updates/reporting – 50%

Custom client intranets/databases – 50%

Dockets and calendars – 35.7%Slide15

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“What about law firm IT annoys you?”

Over-encrypted email:

“Secure email – it is tedious.”

“Having to log in with an access code before emails can be opened/read.”Slide16

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“What about law firm IT annoys you?”

Passive intranets:

“I want real email updates. I don’t want to be told something’s been posted on the intranet. That just creates work for me.”

“Maintaining and operating the system requires multiple tasks…old-school files and emails are fine sometimes too.”Slide17

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“What about law firm IT annoys you?”

Disconnect between client contacts and IT:

“Not being able to leverage technology to access the templates and advice the firm created.”

“Some firms tout technology but their lawyers don’t embrace it.”Slide18

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“How can law firm IT help

win or keep your business?”

Little things:

Streamline email security

Achieve certification status - ISO/Safe Harbor/EU Model Clause/HIPAA

Rock e-billing

Enhance mobile accessSlide19

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“How can law firm IT help

win or keep your business?”

The big thing:

Cultivate client empathy.Slide20

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“Keep the focus on how to make my life easier.”Slide21

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“It doesn’t matter if the technology is cool or interesting or new –

it must always help me in some

way

.

If

it doesn’t pass that test, it makes me think…they are inefficient and self-absorbed, which makes me wonder if I’m getting the right value.”Slide22

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Become a client advocate.

Add a tech piece to materials/proposals

Tech-heavy proposal? Attend the

pitch

Provide examples, value calculations

S

how, don’t tell

Enhance training – make sure the lawyers get it

Get specific with client teams –

customize

Ask for client feedback on ITSlide23

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Your Marketing Meditations

How can we solve the client’s problem?

What IS the problem?

How can we make the client’s life EASIER?

How can we make the client’s life BETTER?