KPIs that Power Legal Teams

This isn't a book that just sits on a shelf. Believe me - I enjoyed reading it so much, I took it with me on a holiday trip as my hobby read. (I will admit I am a data nerd but still.) What I appreciate most about this book is its practicality. Mori's approach is straightforward and focused on application, which makes the book accessible regardless of your expertise level. The inclusion of digital resources via QR codes and the detailed explanations of each KPI make this a tool I can use consistently to make informed decisions and improve our department's performance and reputation. I appreciate it not only for its depth in legal metrics but also for its broader application across other business functions like compliance and finance. I suspect this text is secretly useful for law firms and vendors as well. Understanding the intricacies of how corporate legal departments operate can be challenging. Legal Operations KPIs acts like a cheat code, offering insights into corporate needs and expectations, which can significantly enhance the services providers offer. As someone deeply involved in our legal department, Legal Operations KPIs has proven to be a highly useful guide. For anyone in a legal operations role looking to make a tangible impact, I'd recommend this book.

The Legal Operations & KPIs Forum (Singapore – APAC Hub) session offered a practical perspective on how legal teams across APAC apply data, KPIs, and operational frameworks to support decision-making, manage resources, and improve visibility across legal work. The discussions around real challenges and trade-offs provided useful insight into how legal operations function in practice. I found the exchange particularly valuable in highlighting how different organizations approach performance measurement, capacity planning, and value delivery in evolving legal environments. The session further strengthened my interest in the intersection of law, technology, and data, and underscored the importance of operational thinking in legal contexts.

Incredible momentum, love seeing how data-driven thinking is reshaping legal operations across borders.

It's a phenomenal read for anyone considering buying it!

Superb resource! A fantastic resource. Filled with actionable data and insights.

Very good! Closing the year on a high note!

Great event!!

It was very good. Congratulations to everyone who made this event possible 👏🏻👏🏻

Another incredible event by Jurídico Sem Gravata, this time with Mori Kabiri to talk about KPIs and Legal Strategy.

The event was very well organized, and the content was truly rich and meaningful for all of us.

Great session at the Legal Operations & KPIs Forum, sharing ideas on how to make the value of the legal function visible through metrics that truly matter. ⚖️📈

This book on Law Firm KPIs by Mori Kabiri could be a game changer for aligning innovation with measurable outcomes. It echoes broader shifts where firms are using data to optimize CLM and beyond, reducing inefficiencies by up to 30% in some cases.

I'm jumping on the bandwagon of those who already recommended the book—and that just confirms it’s definitely worth reading. You can find a lot of content about KPIs and OKRs in general, and there’s plenty of talk about how Legal Operations provides value to an organization. But I’ve never seen such a precise analysis and listing of metrics that are specifically suited to provide evidence of that value through reliable data. I’m glad I read it before tackling some KPI-related topics this year—and I’ll certainly recommend it to the team.

It was very good!

Many organizations struggle not with the need for data but with knowing which questions to ask; success lies in benchmarking, consulting experts, and engaging in forums like LegalOpsKPIs.com, where you can share questions and receive crucial answers.

It was an incredible experience, not only because we talked about best practices, KPIs, and different tools, but also because we allowed ourselves to connect beyond work: we talked about children, fur-children, and many other interests that connect us as people.

As somebody who has been tasked with heading up a legal operation department, this book has been very helpful and detailed to give me a better idea of what to look and aim for in efficiently running the law department. I recommend it for anyone who is beginning to create a Legal Operations department or is already involved but looking to further their progress.

Congratulations to Mori Kabiri on the hot-off-the-press new Legal Operations KPIs handbook that I am honored to have contributed to, along with Mike Russell. Mori had a vision and made it happen.

It is truly another world of knowledge!

The content is impeccably organized and holds value for those across any legal operations role.