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Writing from the Lexoria team on legal research, process, drafting and the practical side of running a legal function. No product announcements, no thought leadership about disruption.

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Operations

The business case for automating drafting is usually built on the wrong number. Here is the arithmetic that survives contact with a real firm.

Document automationLegal operationsROI

What document automation actually returns

Every document automation business case we see starts the same way: count the drafting hours, assume a seventy per cent saving, and arrive at a number large enough to make the software look free. The number is almost always wrong — and wrong in a way that damages the project.

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Eglė Sabaliauskaitė · ·7 min read

Earlier writing

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Compliance

Data protection housekeeping for law firms

Firms hold unusually sensitive personal data and unusually little structure around it. Five areas that repay attention.

Justina Morkūnaitė · ·8 min read

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