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Performance Measurement for Law Firms


ISBN13: 9781907787317
Published: December 2010
Publisher: Ark Group
Country of Publication: UK
Format: Paperback
Price: Out of print



Number of Pages: 56

With rising competition putting pressure on law firms to raise their performance levels, Alan Hodgart’s much anticipated new report on Performance Measurement for Law Firms could not have come at a better time.

Hodgart, an acknowledged industry expert, provides practical step-by-step guidance on how to effectively measure the performance of your fee earners, core support functions and overall firm.

Hodgart highlights the key challenges many law firms face when measuring performance and provides critical advice on how to tackle them successfully through the development of an effective performance measurement system. Key topics covered include:

  • Measuring performance in law firms – what it means and what to measure;
  • The key financial measures of profitability and how to calculate them – cost, profit, revenue;
  • The data and financial information required at firm and practice-group level;
  • The effective use, and abuses of financial data;
  • Aligning the economic structure of your type of work to maximise profitability;
  • Implementing an effective performance measurement system;
  • How to measure the performance of your fee earners and support staff – finance, IT, Marketing, HR, KM and other;
  • Client profitability, project management and much more…

The report focuses particularly on profitability and demonstrates how it can be used to monitor and compare the outcomes of working with different clients to project future revenue and profit levels.

It also includes a useful appendix – an ‘Economic Template’ which demonstrates how to assemble the relevant data to manage the financial performance of your firm.

Performance Measurement for Law Firms is essential reading for any firm looking to measure and enhance all areas of their performance.