The integrated legal operating model
Six elements of a future-ready function.
Designing legal capability for what comes next.
An integrated operating model for strategic partnership, workforce capability, technology, governance and measurable value.
For General Counsel, Heads of Legal, CEOs and CFOs
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Designing legal capability for what comes next.
This overview shows how the earlier reports in the series fit together in one integrated operating model spanning strategic partnership, service design, capability, technology, governance and measurable value.
General information only — not legal advice.
The prior reports in this series each address a distinct management question: role design, hidden cost, resourcing choice, surge demand and external spend. This report connects those decisions into one integrated legal operating model.
Future-ready legal teams align strategic partnership, service design, a balanced capability portfolio, enabling technology, governance and continuous improvement.
The report is written for GCs, Heads of Legal, CEOs and CFOs who need a single agenda for building legal capability, not a collection of disconnected initiatives.
Core insight
Each report in the series answers one management question. This report shows how those answers fit together in a single operating model.
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Six elements of a future-ready function.
Align and define how legal work enters the function.
Balance permanent and flexible expertise.
Enable delivery with appropriate governance.
Protect the organisation and the profession.
Measure outcomes and connect the full series.
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