Professional Development in
Legal Project Management, and Legal Process Improvement 

Our ATPs deliver training face to face, live online and online by-demand.

All ATPs follow the core syllabus for each course and deliver to high standards.  However, each ATP has licence to interpret and adapt the core syllabus to best meet the demand of its trainees.

IILPM course graduates receive accredited certifications which are recognised world-wide.  Our graduates can be found working in law firms and in-house legal departments in many jurisdictions.  You are welcome to join them – please contact one of our Accredited Training Providers for further information.

We define legal project management as the

application of project management principles and practices to enhance the delivery of legal services

The phrase legal project management most obviously refers to project management tools, methods and techniques applicable to legal service delivery, but it also includes legal process improvement methods, enabling technology, and people dynamics – including the communication skills required to succeed as a legal project manager.

Good legal service delivery requires effective systems and processes.  We define legal process improvement as,

a structured methodology for optimizing legal and business processes, so that legal professionals can deliver high-quality, cost-effective services in less time and with less effort.

We recognise that although LPM and LPI are distinct disciplines, they are related: applying best practice LPM and LPI together is the surest way of delivering excellent legal services.