GLS Legal Dept. KPI™

You need to measure, demonstrate and appraise the performance of your in-house team, including increasingly by reference to a contribution to the overall business.

Related challenges include:

The historic challenge of measuring and appraising lawyer and in-house team performance

• The continually evolving nature of the in-house role (risk management v biz enablement)
• How to differentiate between departmental and individual KPIs
• No one-size fits all KPIs for team / team members
• Reconciling and recognising the business's requirement for “more with less”
• How to define and measure “performance” and what is “good”
• How to reconcile “fixed” KPIs with an evolving business support landscape
• The multi-disciplinary nature of the in-house role and the business being supported

Wouldn’t it be helpful if you could access a single source of KPI’s designed specifically for in-house teams and lawyers, together with a detailed unpack on how to use, measure and report.

GLS Legal Dept. KPI™ is developed by former GC’s and heads of legal to be functional, understandable and provide the basis for implementing identifiable and measurable KPIs.

GLS Legal Dept. KPI™ provides an introduction and overview of common KPIs, developed for the specific purpose of appraising in-house team performance against defined metrics.

This tool provides an understanding of the benefit of each KPI, including examples of where and how to use, how to measure and the reporting frequency.

Each KPI is linked to a specific legal department performance metric – designed to demonstrate the effectiveness of the legal team by giving verifiable performance data to the business.

In-house teams must now be able to measure, demonstrate and appraise their own performance – this tool enables both departmental and individual appraisals by reference to defined standards.

Lawyers and legal teams with defined and tailored KPIs are proven to deliver better performance and have higher levels of engagement and morale, and lower attrition rates.

Problem Solved.