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Do you have a strategy of innovation or an innovation strategy? (151)

By Carlos Gámez on April 26, 2020
Posted in Legal Innovation


If you’re unsure, pick the latter.


Last year, at the Make Law Better Conference, I spoke about how innovation is not a strategy but firms need an innovation strategy. I’ll provide a short recap but you can also watch a video of the presentation here.

Having an innovation strategy aligned to the firm’s…

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Bill is a prolific author and lecturer on the legal market. His industry accolades include ABA Journal Legal Rebel (2009), National Law Journal 100 most influential lawyers in America (2013), and National Jurist most influential person in legal education (2014 and 2015). Bill is also a Fellow of the College of Law Practice Management, and co-founder for the Institute for the Future of Law Practice.

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