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Let's face it: Legal content often feels like a marathon you want to sprint away from. But what if we told you there's a way to make even the most daunting legal documents a breeze to read? 🏃♂️💨 At Amurabi, we thrive on challenges, especially when it comes to transforming complex legal jargon into something digestible and engaging. Recently, we teamed up with Citeo, a mission-driven company dedicated to environmental protection, to tackle a mountain of legal content. 🌱📜 And the result? Well, Aurélien BERNARD, their senior project manager, had our deliverable reviewed by Citeo’s board, and here’s what they said: “Bravo! 70 pages long—and didn't once feel the urge to skip a page. Mission accomplished: a crystal-clear legal document that’s enjoyable to read!” 🤯📖 How did we pull off this feat? Through our unwavering commitment to #legaldesign and #legalUX. By infusing passion, independence, and uncompromising quality into every aspect of our work, we turned the dry legal text into a smooth, clear, and dare we say, enjoyable read. 🎉💼 Aurélien himself was kind enough to highlight three key strengths of our collaboration: 🔸 Our relentless passion for making the law accessible to all 🔸 Our fearless independence in design choices 🔸 And the impeccable quality of our final deliverables This feedback isn't just a pat on the back; it's a testament to the transformative power of legal design. It proves that even the most intricate legal concepts can be presented in a way that resonates with readers and inspires understanding. 🌟💬 We're beyond thrilled about our partnership with Citéo and the opportunity to make their legal approach as accessible and impactful as possible. Together, we're breaking down barriers, one page at a time. And we're already launching the second project! 💥🌳 Join us on this journey to empower yourself with the knowledge you deserve! Regain your freedom online 💫 #LegalRevolution #AccessibleLaw #EmpowermentInProgress #legaldesign #environment 🚀🔓

Let's face it: Legal content often feels like a marathon you want to sprint away from. But what if we told you there's a way to make even the most daunting legal documents a breeze to read? 🏃♂️💨 At Amurabi, we thrive on challenges, especially when it comes to transforming complex legal jargon into something digestible and engaging. Recently, we teamed up with Citeo, a mission-driven company dedicated to environmental protection, to tackle a mountain of legal content. 🌱📜 And the result? Well, Aurélien BERNARD, their senior project manager, had our deliverable reviewed by Citeo’s board and here’s what they said: “Bravo! 70 pages long—and didn't once feel the urge to skip a page. Mission accomplished: a crystal-clear legal document that’s enjoyable to read!” 🤯📖 How did we pull off this feat? Through our unwavering commitment to #legaldesign and #legalUX. By infusing passion, independence, and uncompromising quality into every aspect of our work, we turned the dry legal text into a smooth, clear, and dare we say, enjoyable read. 🎉💼 Aurélien himself was kind enough to highlight three key strengths of our collaboration: 🔸 Our relentless passion for making the law accessible to all 🔸 Our fearless independence in design choices 🔸 And the impeccable quality of our final deliverables This feedback isn't just a pat on the back; it's a testament to the transformative power of legal design. It proves that even the most intricate legal concepts can be presented in a way that resonates with readers and inspires understanding. 🌟💬 We're beyond thrilled about our partnership with Citéo and the opportunity to make their legal approach as accessible and impactful as possible. Together, we're breaking down barriers, one page at a time. And we're already launching the second project! 💥🌳 Join us on this journey to empower yourself with the knowledge you deserve! Regain your freedom online 💫 #LegalRevolution #AccessibleLaw #EmpowermentInProgress #legaldesign #environment 🚀🔓

Traditional email-based legal document management compromises both operational efficiency and environmental sustainability of legal services. Each email with a legal document attached adds 50g of CO2e to our carbon footprint. SeedJura’s SOW platform emerges as the sustainable solution to this challenge, offering a cloud-based system to optimize legal services while minimizing carbon emissions. By centralizing documents and communications, SOW platform ensures seamless access and collaboration, all while significantly reducing the carbon emissions associated with email attachments. SOW platform embodies a union of efficiency and environmental responsibility, pioneering the pivotal shift towards the future of legal services. Embrace the future of legal services with SeedJura – where legal expertise meets technological innovation. SeedJura is your single source of legal solutions thru technology for clients and lawyers. Scan the QR code below or click the link in the comments to learn how our SOW platform can revolutionize your legal experience! Ying Geneve DuBois 刘莹 | Phyllis Shuster | Tony Alfonso | Dale DuBois #SeedJura #SOWplatform #law #lawyer #lawyers #lawfirms #lawfirm #attorney #legal #legaltech #legaladvice #legalmarketing #legalmatters #lawyerlife #legaltips #legalinsights #legalinnovation #legalnews #technews #tech #techlaw #innovation #management #digitalmarketing #technology #creativity #future #futurism #entrepreneurship #startups #marketing #socialmedia #socialnetworking #motivation #sustainability #education #productivity #socialentrepreneurship #strategy #business #networking #inspiration #businessowner #businesstips #startup #entrepreneur #automation #sustainable #emailmarketing #email #emailsecurity #emails #carbon #carbonemissions #co2 #pollution #carbonreduction #environment #environmental #environmentallyfriendly #nature #naturalenvironment #natural

Let's face it: Legal content often feels like a marathon you want to sprint away from. But what if we told you there's a way to make even the most daunting legal documents a breeze to read? 🏃♂️💨 At Amurabi, we thrive on challenges, especially when it comes to transforming complex legal jargon into something digestible and engaging. Recently, we teamed up with Citeo, a mission-driven company dedicated to environmental protection, to tackle a mountain of legal content. 🌱📜 And the result? Well, Aurélien BERNARD, their senior project manager, had our deliverable reviewed by Citeo’s board and here’s what they said: “Bravo! 70 pages long—and didn't once feel the urge to skip a page. Mission accomplished: a crystal-clear legal document that’s enjoyable to read!” 🤯📖 How did we pull off this feat? Through our unwavering commitment to #legaldesign and #legalUX. By infusing passion, independence, and uncompromising quality into every aspect of our work, we turned dry legal text into a smooth, clear, and dare we say, enjoyable read. 🎉💼 Aurélien himself was kind enough to highlight three key strengths of our collaboration: 🔸 Our relentless passion for making law accessible to all 🔸 Our fearless independence in design choices 🔸 And the impeccable quality of our final deliverables This feedback isn't just a pat on the back; it's a testament to the transformative power of legal design. It proves that even the most intricate legal concepts can be presented in a way that resonates with readers and inspires understanding. 🌟💬 We're beyond thrilled about our partnership with Citéo and the opportunity to make their legal approach as accessible and impactful as possible. Together, we're breaking down barriers, one page at a time. And we're already lauching the second project! 💥🌳 Join us on this journey to empower yourself with the knowledge you deserve! Regain your freedom online 💫 #LegalRevolution #AccessibleLaw #EmpowermentInProgress #legaldesign #environment 🚀🔓

Double news alert: Legal 500 is thrilled to announce the launch of its 2025 editions of the Green Guide United States, Latin America, United Kingdom and Asia Pacific! This completes our third cycle of research for the Green Guide – huge congratulations to all firms who have featured in the guide with their key contributions towards the green transition and a more sustainable planet! Simultaneously, we’re extremely excited to share news about our new Green Ambassadors reporting in Legal Business Magazine. The Green Guide’s brand-new research will recognise top lawyers championing sustainability in major markets across the world. Watch this space for a preview of what’s to come!   2024 has been a significant year for the legal sector in Asia Pacific, as the need for a green transition continues to be felt in an increasing number of economies and industries across the region. Also in Latin America, for many current governments, prioritising the green transition has become a driving force for change, positioning the region as a crucial contributor to the global sustainable development agenda. Meanwhile, the US presents a mixed landscape of sustainability efforts, where the anti-ESG postures of certain stakeholders, states, and Attorney Generals contrast with a vibrant net-zero financing regime and a rich environmental credit market. The UK’s legal sector continued to navigate evolving climate change, sustainability, and ESG challenges, and despite the absence of specific UK ESG regulations, various pieces of legislation in the UK and the EU have a significant impact. For full access to our 2025 Green Guides, go to our Global Green Hub at https://lnkd.in/eAZhUy_n Interested in participating in our new Green Ambassadors research? Find all submission information and guidelines at https://lnkd.in/emmXV8MP #Legal500 #GreenGuide  

Which law firm websites emit the least carbon per employee? The route to net zero is hard enough without our websites making it worse. We're tackling these issues at TBD Marketing Ltd on our own site and in our website builds for clients. We've ranked the best 10 firms* out of the top 200 law firms below for minimal carbon emissions per employee. If your site is wildly successful and brings in loads of traffic, it's a good idea to reduce its carbon footprint. If you're not in the top 200 law firms and want to know where you'd rank, drop us a line and we'll figure it out for you. The top 10 features these firms: Minster Law Turcan Connell Wilkin Chapman Solicitors Express Solicitors Linklaters Bates Wells Allen & Overy Keoghs Gordons LLP Lester Aldridge #lawyers #lawfirms #marketing #website #SimonSays

Are you aware of the environmental costs tied to traditional legal services? Every legal document sent via email adds 50g of CO2e to our carbon footprint. SeedJura is at the forefront of addressing this with our SOW platform, a cloud-based system designed to balance legal efficiency with sustainability. By centralizing all your documents and communications, SOW platform ensures instant access and seamless collaboration, all while significantly reducing the carbon emissions associated with email attachments. SOW platform is a blend of technological efficiency and environmental responsibility, pioneering the pivotal shift towards the future of legal services. Embrace the future of legal services with SeedJura – where legal expertise meets technological innovation. Discover the future of legal services at SeedJura – merging technology and legal expertise to create legal solutions. SeedJura is your single source of legal solutions thru technology for clients and lawyers. Scan the QR code below or click the link in the comments to learn how our SOW platform can revolutionize your legal experience! Ying Geneve DuBois 刘莹 | Phyllis Shuster | Tony Alfonso | Dale DuBois #SeedJura #SOWplatform #law #lawyer #lawyers #lawfirms #lawfirm #attorney #legal #legaltech #legaladvice #legalmarketing #legalmatters #lawyerlife #legaltips #legalinsights #legalinnovation #legalnews #technews #tech #techlaw #innovation #management #digitalmarketing #technology #creativity #future #futurism #entrepreneurship #startups #marketing #socialmedia #socialnetworking #motivation #sustainability #education #productivity #socialentrepreneurship #strategy #business #networking #inspiration #businessowner #businesstips #startup #entrepreneur #automation #sustainable #emailmarketing #email #emailsecurity #emails #carbon #carbonemissions #co2 #pollution #carbonreduction #environment #environmental #environmentallyfriendly #nature #naturalenvironment #natural

🚀Design thinking in the legal team of a Bavarian governmental start-up: Practical insights 💬 Join us for the next Legal Design Roundtable on 18/03/24 at 5PM (CET) with a keynote speech by Ines Curtius. Ines Curtius will give an overview and practical insights in using and adapting design thinking principles in the legal and procurement team of a Bavarian governmental startup. She will share insights how Design thinking faces common challenges such as resistance to change and the need for cross-functional collaboration in both the public and private sectors. Public entities deal with additional hurdles, such as stricter legal constraints and a focus on public welfare, which influence their approach to design thinking differently than the profit-driven private sector. Moreover, attracting and retaining skilled talent for design thinking roles is particularly challenging for the public sector. She will describe how also public organizations must foster a culture open to change and innovation, tailoring design thinking strategies to fit specific legal, operational, and objective frameworks for its successful application across sectors. Don't miss this opportunity to learn, network, and be part of the future of legal innovation. Looking forward to seeing you there! #legaldesign #designthinking #legaltech #futureoflaw #inhouselegal #lawfirms #LegalInnovation 

Is your website contributing to the success of your ESG strategy? The likely answer is no unless you happen to be Linklaters, Gowling WLG, Watson Farley & Williams and a handful of other firms according to the latest Carbon Emissions report (https://lnkd.in/ef8ha67W) that Simon P MARSHALL launched last week.    Why is this the concern of BD people? Or indeed partners who are tasked with securing new business? We know that clients are looking for evidence-based ESG credentials when selecting law firms, and there is a solid argument for having a clear and coherent statement in each and every pitch proposal, pitch deck and credentials document that responds to this point. When I’ve worked on pitches and beauty parade preparations, I have always ensured that the pitch team (or lead partner) provides a clear outline of the firms’ strategy, documented actions, evidence and key stats.    Providing tangible examples of ESG is a critical part of winning new business – clients want to be reassured that their values and culture match with yours, but also that you are as committed as they are to climate action and improving the quality of life for the next generation.    Digital teams therefore have the chance to input their views to the strategy and by adding a USP to proposals by showing how green the firm’s website is. A few key takeaways from me: 🌱💡 Switch the power source of your website to green energy. 📊📈 Check where you rank in the report and share the findings with your leadership team and internal audiences, if you need to improve use the Carbon Emissions report as leverage to effect change. 🏅📄 If you rank highly, add this as evidence to your ESG statement and pitch deck/credentials library. 💼🌍🔗 When partners are pitching, suggest they post about the firms’ culture and ESG commitments – noting the ‘green-ness’ of the website and providing a link can and will generate a client or prospect to click through, therefore adding further brand-building weight to your pitch process. We hope you find the report useful, Simon can provide a more detailed analysis of your firm’s ranking (which could be useful if you are building a business case to refresh your website or are speaking to agencies about upgrading your current site) and provide further advice on how to make your site compliant for accreditations such as B Corp and ISO. #SimonSays #ESGStrategy #LawFirmMarketing #BCorp #ClientEngagement

Another Law of Organization Design: Metcalfe’s Law What is the impact of #Networks in an organisation? How do we consider its effects in #OrganisationDesign? How does #Collaboration happen? How do we take the generated #complexity into account?