Podcasts about lex projex

Summary Today on the Evolve Law Podcast, we are happy to welcome Max Lassiter from Lex Projex! Max is here today to talk about his legal tech project, Lex ProjexTM. Lex Projex is an independent Project Management Office (“PMO”) offering outsourced Legal Project Management (“LPM”) services to corporate legal departments, law firms and legal vendors that desire their own, in-house PMO or LPM capability. Tune in to find out more about Max and his innovative new project management software! For the latest topics, trends and tech in the legal industry, subscribe to Evolve Law Podcast: A Catalyst for Legal Innovation. Listen as legal experts and leaders share insights about the legal industry. For more information, questions, or suggestions about our podcast feel free to email us at info@evolvelawnow.com!   Show Notes 0:00 Intro 0:20 Mark Lassiter with Lex Projex 1:13 How Did You Discover This Problem? 3:14 Who Are Your Main Customers? 4:14 How Long Has Lex Projex Been Launched? 4:31 Who Is On Your Team? 7:23 Do You Have Any Feedback or Case Studies to Share? 9:04 Outro

Attorney & Legal Project Manager Mark Lassiter is an experienced business attorney of over 30 years’ experience and a legal project manager.As an attorney, Mr. Lassiter practices in the areas of business, real estate, construction and technology law and Alternative Dispute Resolution. He has an AV Preeminent®* rating with the Martindale-Hubbell® Peer Review Ratings system, is a sustaining member in ARIZONA’S FINEST LAWYERS, was voted among the BEST OF ARIZONA ATTORNEYS in the Area of Alternative Dispute Resolution in RANKING ARIZONA (2012), and was included in Arizona’s Top Rated Lawyers of 2014 in the areas of Alternative Dispute Resolution, Business and Commercial law in LEGAL LEADERS. He serves on both the mediation and arbitration panels of the National Academy of Distinguished Neutrals and the American Arbitration Association, where he serves on its Commercial, Construction and Large and Complex Case Panels.He is also the founder of Lex Projex™, an independent Project Management Office (“PMO”) offering outsourced Legal Project Management (“LPM”) services to corporate legal departments, law firms and legal vendors. Mr. Lassiter is a member of the Project Management Institute (“PMI”), its Legal Project Management Community of Practice, the Project Management Connected Community of the International Legal Technology Association (“ILTA”), and the Microsoft Project User’s Group (“MPUG”). He has completed upper level courses towards a Master’s Degree in Project Management at Northern Arizona University and in the Applied Project Management Certificate Program at Villanova University, as well as multiple on-line project management courses offered as PMI Professional Development Units (“PDUs”) through LYNDA.COM. He was one of the first lawyers in the country to develop a law school curriculum to teach Legal Project Management, and has taught Legal Project Management as an Adjunct Professor of Law. He has also taught Legal Project Management in the eDiscovery Legal Project Management Certificate Program and the Litigation Support Project Management Certificate Program of the Organization of Legal Professionals (“OLP”). Mr. Lassiter speaks nationwide on the topic of Legal Project Management to lawyers, law firms, corporate legal departments and ESI-EED vendors.

I spoke with Mark Lassiter, a real estate attorney with the Lassiter Law Firm in Tempe, Arizona, who is also the founder of Lex Projex, a legal project management consultancy, and is now creating a closed legal community to enable attorneys in virtual law firms to provide collaborative services. We discussed his efforts to ‘re-engineer' the practice of law and the delivery of legal services, the obstacles to promoting this transformation, and skills that legal professionals need to thrive in this new era.

I spoke with Mark Lassiter, a real estate attorney with the Lassiter Law Firm in Tempe, Arizona, who is also the founder of Lex Projex, a legal project management consultancy, and is now creating a closed legal community to enable attorneys in virtual law firms to provide collaborative services. We discussed his efforts to ‘re-engineer’ the practice of law and the delivery of legal services, the obstacles to promoting this transformation, and skills that legal professionals need to thrive in this new era.

I spoke with Mark Lassiter, a real estate attorney with the Lassiter Law Firm in Tempe, Arizona, who is also the founder of Lex Projex, a legal project management consultancy, and is now creating a closed legal community to enable attorneys in virtual law firms to provide collaborative services. We discussed his efforts to ‘re-engineer’ the practice of law and the delivery of legal services, the obstacles to promoting this transformation, and skills that legal professionals need to thrive in this new era.

I spoke with Mark Lassiter, a real estate attorney with the Lassiter Law Firm in Tempe, Arizona, who is also the founder of Lex Projex, a legal project management consultancy, and is now creating a closed legal community to enable attorneys in virtual law firms to provide collaborative services. We discussed his efforts to ‘re-engineer’ the practice of law and the delivery of legal services, the obstacles to promoting this transformation, and skills that legal professionals need to thrive in this new era.