Enhancing Efficiency: Kanban Boards for Legal Workflow Management

Written By John E. Grant  |  Productivity  |  0 Comments

I join Jim and Tyson on the Maximum Lawyer Podcast and we talk about implementing the Kanban methodology in legal practices.

I provide some insight on what the Kanban methodology is and why it is such a great thing to add to law firms.  Kanban boards are meant to allow users to see workflows and identify areas where there is a roadblock. It can be customized to the likeness of any team!

I also share some of the templates I have created that can help law firms succeed. One is a litigation workflow, which can be used to help outline a case. There is a column for intake and research, one for strategy, one for mediation/negotiation and then one for the trial process. This lays out the whole case in front of you which when visualized can help see the whole picture. The transactional template is similar but might not include a trial phase.

You can listen to the episode on Maximum Lawyer's Podcast Page, or at any of the links below:

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