Everyone can see the gap between law firms and in-house teams. The harder truth is that both now face changing demands they must meet in each other, while the ground beneath them moves.
Everyone can see the gap between law firms and in-house teams. The harder truth is that both now face changing demands they must meet in each other, while the ground beneath them moves.
The hardest part of transformation is rarely the technology. It’s what change asks of people, and whether leaders can hold their teams steady while the ground keeps moving.
Value-based pricing is having a moment in legal services. Clients want predictability. Firms want margin protection. And almost everyone agrees the billable hour is a blunt instrument for the work that matters most…
Cognia has appointed San Makanjee as their new Global Head of People. Joining from Standard Bank Group, San has over 20 years’ experience of leading the people agenda.
Cognia, a leading legal services provider, is pleased to announce the appointment of Matthew Layton to their global advisory board. With his extensive experience in the legal sector and his commitment to sector innovation, Matthew’s appointment brings a wealth of expertise
Cognia has appointed San Makanjee as their new Global Head of People. Joining from Standard Bank Group, San has over 20 years’ experience of leading the people agenda.
Cognia has appointed Joanna Oomen as their Legal Delivery Manager for Intelligent Review. This area spans a wide offering ranging from managed review and AI modelling to litigation services. Joanna joins Cognia from Paralaw and brings a unique combination of commercial acumen, leadership skills and project management experience as well as legal expertise with a particular focus on data privacy and GDPR.
Cognia has appointed Kathryn Williams as the new head of their business advisory team. Kathryn brings over 25 years’ experience delivering complex programmes and making transformational change at a wide range of organisations including the BBC, Tesco, Unilever and Yorkshire Building Society.
Cognia has appointed Kathryn Williams as the new head of their business advisory team. Kathryn brings over 25 years’ experience delivering complex programmes and making transformational change at a wide range of organisations including the BBC, Tesco, Unilever and Yorkshire Building Society.