SolutionsHire top legal talent for any scope of workGet Started Contact us to find the best fit for any in-house or law firm role Testimonials Trusted by the world's leading legal departments FAQ Frequently asked questions about working with Legal.ioEmployer Resources Tools and guides for hiring managers In this webinar, legal experts explored strategies for optimizing operations, emphasizing cost management, right-sourcing, and leveraging internal resources. The session offered practical insights on e-billing analytics, technology's role in efficiency, and collaborative relationships between legal teams and external firms. Led by Janine Dixon, LaTrece Johnson, and Liz Federowicz, the discussion provided a concise guide for legal professionals to navigate challenges and enhance overall value.
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Legal.io hosted a compelling discussion featuring Janine Dixon, LaTrece Johnson, and Liz Federowicz. The esteemed panelists delved into key topics, including strategies for optimizing legal operations, cost management, leveraging internal resources, and the role of technology in enhancing efficiency. Their insights provide valuable guidance for legal professionals navigating challenges in today's dynamic landscape.
Janine Dixon: Legal Operations Manager, Spend Optimization @ Meta
Janine focused on fostering strong relationships between legal departments and external law firms. She highlighted the importance of communication, regular client relationship management, and leveraging e-billing tools for streamlined invoice processing and gaining insights into legal spend.
LaTrece Johnson: Head, Legal Operations at Palo Alto Networks
LaTrece emphasized the evolving legal operations landscape, stressing the mutual innovation drive between companies and law firms. She highlighted collaboration, open communication, and the strategic use of technology, especially e-billing tools, for efficient cost management.
Our panelists provided deep insights into legal spend management, emphasizing collaborative approaches, technology utilization, and relationship building. Key takeaways include:
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