2014 ALPMA/LexisNexis Australasian Changing Legal Landscape

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The Impact of the Changing Legal Landscape on Australasian Law Firms

The results from the 2014 ALPMA/LexisNexis research The Impact of the Changing Legal Landscape on Australasian Law Firms were presented by LexisNexis at the opening session of the ALPMA Summit on Thursday 28 August at the Melbourne Crown Convention Centre.

This year, the ALPMA/LexisNexis research was expanded to include additional questions around changing pricing strategy, who in the firm is driving change and progress of change initiatives. Results were also analysed by firm size (small, medium and large firms), providing deeper insight into variations in the impact of and  response to change by firm size. One-hundred and twenty-two law firms participated in the online research, conducted in June 2014.

Read the media release Customer Demands for Better Value Driving Slow Change at Law Firms for a summary of the key results.  Check out the Research Summary Infographic.

Increasing price pressure and customer demands for better value is the number one factor impacting law firms.

– 2014 ALPMA/LexisNexis Australasian Changing Legal Landscape

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