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We’ve got big news: LexSolutions has a bold new look, a fresh website, and a sharper focus on what matters most – helping legal teams tackle the boring, exciting, and hard stuff.  We’ve worked alongside in-house legal teams for many years now, rolling up our sleeves and getting stuck into their challenges. With our bold […]

In Part One of this blog series, we debunked the bina­ry way in which lawyers — and the busi­ness users they serve – view process. Spoil­er alert: the real issue isn’t too much or too lit­tle process, it’s a lack of process where it’s need­ed most. And that’s often the result of mis­align­ments in expec­ta­tions, respon­si­bil­i­ties, and

Legal Con­tent in Action LexSolution’s very first No Bull Legal Ops Work­shop brought togeth­er fifty Legal Oper­a­tions pro­fes­sion­als to dis­cuss the press­ing issues they face. The hot top­ic was the impor­tance of legal con­tent in mak­ing Legal Oper­a­tions a suc­cess. That’s right, the con­tent that lawyers pro­duce all day, every day: con­tracts, poli­cies, brief­in­gs, risk

In our recent No Bull Work­shop, some key themes emerged from our room full of Legal Oper­a­tions enthu­si­asts, that chal­lenge accept­ed conventions: The first was the hid­den inno­va­tion oppor­tu­ni­ty that’s locked up in the con­tent that in-house lawyers gen­er­ate every day. The sec­ond big theme was process: the need for legal teams to get involved

“Gen­uine­ly one of the most fun ses­sions I’ve been to (whilst still being infor­ma­tive) and loved being with such a bunch of intel­li­gent, cre­ative, and real­ly inter­est­ing peo­ple — who were all keen to share knowl­edge.” This was the feed­back from one of our del­e­gates at our recent Lex­So­lu­tions work­shop for Legal Oper­a­tions enthusiasts.  And such feed­back