In this project we are focusing on informing lawyers about the opportunities of virtual collaboration, to leverage useful technology while avoiding risk for the organization for “the lawyer and her/his clients” and even “for the own law firm”. The project worked in several phases:
- Introductory paper including a how-to-style Annex: Remote Legal Teams—Getting Started and Making It Work! published on the Liquid Legal Institute's website and on the Legal Business World website and in issue 1/2021 of their magazine
- A design thinking driven qualitative research run, interviewing many lawyers working remotely
- Writing a paper about 10 frequently asked questions on remote legal work, available on Liquid Legal Institute's website
We are looking forward to hearing your feedback, and you are cordially invited to join the project within the Liquid Legal Institute.
Please contact us at RemoteLegalTeams [AT] liquid-legal-institute.org.
The Liquid Legal Institute e.V. is a non-profit organization incorporated as a registered association (eingetragener Verein) under the laws of Germany. Its purpose, as defined in the articles of association, is to research and promote new ways of thinking and new technologies and other innovations in the legal ecosystem, i.e. so-called Legal Transformation. It is made up of members who belong to different stakeholder groups, including corporates, law firms, legal tech start-ups and individuals.
For more information about us and about what drives us visit www.liquid-legal-institute.org
Liquid Legal Institute e.V.
Munich (Germany)
Office address:
Almenrausch 25, 85521 Ottobrunn, Germany
E-Mail: [email protected]
Management board in the terms of § 26 BGB: Kai Jacob (Chairperson), Dierk Schindler, Bernhard Waltl
Executive director: Dierk Schindler
Register of associations: Amtsgericht München
Registration number: VR 207699