Cristina Mendes Pires, Director of Corporate Affairs at TELLES, recently participated in the forum dedicated to innovation in law firms, promoted by Jornal Económico, where she mentions that for a firm to be innovative, two essential conditions are imposed: the first has to do with the incorporation of technology into the firm's day-to-day activities using machine learning tools, document automation, process digitization, knowledge management, legal design, time capture and others, which allow the lawyer to focus on what is essential : value-added delivery.
It is not enough to make technology available to your lawyers in order to find disruptive solutions for your clients. This is where we enter the second condition that we consider necessary for innovation in the legal market: the focus on people. In an increasingly digital world, with more demanding clients and more complex problems, the balance between the well-being of the lawyer inserted in a corporate structure and the client's demands is the great challenge of companies that call themselves innovative.
At TELLES we have long realized that diversity is an important catalyst for innovation.
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