KPIs that Power Legal Teams

The book "Legal Operations KPIs" is a practical and detailed guide on the many possibilities for applying KPIs in the Legal Operations field. It also encourages readers to develop their own insights applicable to numerous ways of measuring legal operations.

Thanks for putting together such a comprehensive book. I can't wait to dive in.

Thank you for your presentation and for your time. Your perspective brought great value to the class, and the students clearly learned a lot and enjoyed the session.

Mori Kabiri’s ideas reinforce the importance of transforming data into strategy for management, not just legal management. After all, as he highlights: "what is not measured is not managed."

KPIs are levers for growth, accountability, and strategic decision making. Mori brings the 'why' and the 'how' together beautifully.

Mori Kabiri is an engineer and legal industry’s leading authority on 𝗞𝗣𝗜 𝗳𝗿𝗮𝗺𝗲𝘄𝗼𝗿𝗸𝘀 for legal.

Getting REALLY hyped on legal ops KPIs at today’s Legal Operators conference! It’s been a great day of learning.

It was truly incredible!

The launch of resources like your Legal Operations KPIs book are proving instrumental. They’re helping legal teams across the region better align with business goals, navigate local challenges, and drive measurable improvements.

Best session of the week! ❤️

This new resource (and awesomely integrated companion website) will take your legal data analytics to the next level. Finally, a one-stop-stop for legal metrics that explains exactly what each means, plus how to calculate and most importantly, how to communicate using this data to tell your story!

As you all know, as a legal operations analyst, I am constantly looking for ways to demonstrate the value and efficiency of my work. I recently started reading Mori Kabiri’s book on Legal Operations and have found, in the pages I’ve read so far, precise tools to optimize processes and manage them more effectively. The explanations about KPIs and metrics are clear and applicable. Although I haven’t finished it yet, it has already left me with a very positive impression. Once I do, I’ll share some insights with you to keep you updated.

The Professional’s Handbook for Operational Excellence (Spanish Edition) written by Mori Kabiri is highly recommended for anyone who wants to make decisions based on real data, mitigate risk, and interpret performance in a much more objective way. Best of all, it is focused on the legal field, which often feels disconnected from these topics, and is available in both English and Spanish.

I fervently believe in the power of data...well, a firm believer in collecting and using the RIGHT type of data I should say. That's why I'm excited to dive into a new book [Law Firm KPIs] featured from Mori Kabiri.

Legal Operations KPIs points to one of the most important challenges in my day-to-day work: understanding the efficiency and quality of our service and how we can demonstrate the value we deliver, especially through KPIs. KPIs in the legal space are often a challenge, balancing the objective with the subjective. This book offers not only practical tools to understand, calculate, and apply these indicators, but is also useful for both beginners and experts in the field.

This book is fantastic.

It just arrived, so I’m starting to review it. So far, I like that it starts from zero, covering very basic topics such as which charts to use for which data.

Mori Kabiri ‘s book, "Legal Operations KPIs," is an excellent starting point for understanding your operation based on quantifiable data. The book covers everything from basic visualization techniques to the information you should collect to interpret data. After reading, you may find yourself reevaluating your processes and available technology within your legal department.

Mori Kabiri's Legal Operations KPIs book is an excellent resource.

What a pleasure to rediscover the joy of simply learning and challenging myself. The book 'Legal Operations KPIs' arrived earlier than expected!!! Paraphrasing a wise mentor friend: 'I will read it as if it were a novel.'