KPIs that Power Legal Teams

Great book, great timing. We have been asking for metrics from our law firm partners for years. This will make it much easier for them to understand and respond to the Voice of the Customer. This is a must-have reference book, whether you are in a law firm or in-house.

Stayed in and read Mori Kabiri's excellent book [Legal Operations KPIs]! As you can see from the flags, we will be implementing many of these metrics.

Excellent content! Excellent event!! Loved it!

We need more of legal ops practical handbooks!

This book should be in the hands of every legal person in-house and aspiring legal person. Mori has given us a gift that is both thought provoking and practical in its application - Excellent work product!

This looks awesome! I will certainly be buying this!

The depth of the conversation around data maturity and storytelling brought very practical insights. An excellent way to close the year! Thank you all for the high-level exchange.

Just ordered on Amazon! Loving the idea, and I am looking forward to implementing that!

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.

It was a unique opportunity to discuss how to measure and optimize the value we deliver as in-house lawyers within our companies, a key topic in an increasingly demanding business environment. How important it is to keep learning continuously, as well as to build and nurture networks that push us to be better professionals and people...

A unique event with the fantastic Mori Kabiri, who further empowered our team to face contemporary challenges of a legal department aligned with the organization’s business, through the mapping, building, monitoring, and measurement of a solid KPI system.

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

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.

Legal Ops is changing regularly, but the resources in Mori Kabiri "Legal Operations KPIs Handbook", are a gold mine. You have the tools available at your fingertips - making our communities stronger.

I had the pleasure of meeting and talking with Mori Kabiri, a major reference in Legal Operations. Our exchange was inspiring and brought important reflections on innovation, efficiency, and the future of corporate legal practice. It’s incredible to learn from professionals who are transforming how legal connects with business strategy.

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.

'Developing Meaningful KPIs' for the Legal Department will allow numbers to reflect reality, according to the speaker and author of the book Legal Operations KPIs, Professor Mori Kabiri, who generously shared his knowledge.

Participating in the Legal Operations & KPIs Forum is a unique opportunity to transform legal management in our legal departments and law firms through the implementation of clear metrics and effective operational strategies. Experiences and learnings are shared, best practices are discovered, and legal innovation is fostered. Your presence in the Forum strengthens the future of the legal field!

Without a doubt, an indispensable work for anyone who wants to demonstrate results and understand whether the firm is heading in the right direction!

The author demonstrates such a deep understanding of the subject matter and understand KPI's so fundamentally that his work here can easily be adopted and adapted outside legal operations. I highly recommend reading this well written book to get insight as to what good KPI's are, how the affect decision making and how to fine tune them to get a lot of performance improvement, by making decisions that fully incorporate KPI's as presented here. Anyone dealing with KPI might want to have a copy of this book on their desk. This is a book which is written incredibly complete but also accessible to those with less of a background who are willing to put in an effort and understand the book.' Great job