1. FEBRUARY 4 – 6, 2014 / THE HILTON NEW YORK
Collaboration Models for Law Dept/Service Providers/Law Firm Partnerships
February 5, 2014

2. Collaboration Models for Corporation/Law Firm Partnerships
FEBRUARY 4 – 6, / THE HILTON NEW YORK
Collaboration Models for Corporation/Law Firm Partnerships
Lyn Brantley, Chief Productivity Officer, DuPont Legal
Kathleen Furey McDonough, Partner, Potter, Anderson & Corroon
Jim Bocchino, Director of Business Development, Legal Solutions, DTI

4. DUPONT LEGAL MODEL Founded on Strategic Partnering
Long term trust relationships, collaboration, shared risk/reward
Business Focused
“Client” driven
On-going reengineering of work processes
Disciplined systems including Six Sigma, budgeting, rates, SCA
Maximizes use of cutting edge technology
eDiscovery, ebilling, knowledge management
Emphasizes efficiency and cost control
Result driven
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6. Collaboration Models for Corporation/Law Firm Partnerships
FEBRUARY 4 – 6, / THE HILTON NEW YORK
Collaboration Models for Corporation/Law Firm Partnerships
Eric Lieber, Director of Legal Technology, Toyota Legal One
Colleen Casey Voshell, Managing Director, FTI Consulting
Tom Klein, Partner, Bowman and Brooke- Phoenix

7. Disclaimer
The views expressed are solely those of the presenters and should not be attributed to the presenters’ organizations or clients
This presentation is solely for educational purposes and does not constitute legal advice
By attending this presentation, you understand that there is no attorney client relationship intended or formed between you and the presenters 
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8. Collaboration Model Virtual Law Firm (VLF)
Collaboration among VLF and Client
United States - Legal, Technology, Engineering
Japan - Legal, Engineering
Law firms
Specialty areas
Cross-firm teams worked together on specific areas
FTI Consulting
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9. Technology Communication: Secure transmissions
Virtual (web-based)
Meetings, Conference Calls
Written Communications
Secure transmissions
Data/information transfers
Centralized hosting and review platform (Ringtail)
e-Billing
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10. Benefits Fosters open communication and team work Provides efficiency
Improves consistency
Yields superior work product
Allows prioritization among competing deadlines
Levers talents of individuals
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11. Critical Elements: Outside Counsel Perspective
Widespread, diverse litigation: identified common themes
Considered different audiences: Various courts, special masters, juries, opposing counsel (discovery), opposing counsel (trial counsel), State AGs
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12. Critical Elements: Service Provider Perspective
Collaboration between all members of the VLF
Careful planning for and managing to deadlines
Shared work product across matters
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