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64% of Law Firms Report Efficiency Gains From Technology to Clients, BigHand Finds

LONDON, ENGLAND / ACCESSWIRE / October 7, 2024 / BigHand is proud to announce the release of its latest research report, Emerging Trends in Law Firm Talent Management. The comprehensive report provides an in-depth analysis based on responses from 835 senior legal professionals across the UK and US of the challenges law firms face in navigating the rapidly shifting landscape of talent management and client expectations. With a focus on optimizing workforce efficiency and meeting client demands for value-driven legal services, the report highlights key trends that are reshaping the legal industry.

Key statistics include:

  • Client attrition: 96% of firms have lost clients in the last 12 months, with 34% citing reduction of the number of firms clients have on their panels as the main reason and 33% confirming clients found cheaper legal services elsewhere.

  • Work allocation: 84% struggle with manual task delegation between remote and in-office support staff, and 36% say partners picking resources based on preference is challenging.

  • Actionable data: 41% of firms have no or only partial access to data relating to the different skillsets of each associate, and 33% have equally poor access to data about the types of tasks sent from lawyers to support staff.

  • Law firms are facing growing client pressure to prioritize equitable resourcing of work while maintaining cost-effective legal services. This shift is intensifying competition, with many firms losing clients due to cost concerns or inadequate diversity efforts.

The research highlights how high attrition rates from equity partners to support staff pose significant operational and financial challenges. As partners plan their retirement or move to other firms, succession planning has become a significant challenge, with many firms unprepared for the expected turnover. Firms face disruptions to client relationships, underscoring the need for better talent development programs and visibility into skillsets so there is no loss of knowledge or expertise from both lawyers and support staff.

"In order to provide value-add, data-backed insights for our clients and the wider industry, each year BigHand gathers market intel around key challenges facing law firms. The findings of this report make it clear that law firms must adapt to retain talent and clients in an increasingly competitive market. BigHand's technology surfaces actionable data for better decision making around talent management, work allocation, and enables them to provide transparency to clients over how their matters are resourced from partners through to support staff," comments Briana McCrory, CMO at BigHand.

The research sheds light into the role of technology in law firms' strategic plans to address key talent management and operational challenges facing the industry today. By leveraging advanced tools like BigHand, firms can streamline work allocation, ensuring that tasks are delegated to the right resources at the right cost, enhancing efficiency and profitability. The data-driven insights provided by technology support firms in facing the challenges revealed in the research.

The full report, Emerging Trends in Law Firm Talent Management, is now available for download on BigHand's website.

Contact Information

Briana McCrory
Chief Marketing Officer, BigHand
briana.mccrory@bighand.com

SOURCE: BigHand

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View the original press release on newswire.com.

© 2024 ACCESS Newswire
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