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5 Reasons Law Firms Keep Undervaluing Their Administrative Backbone and How to Fix It

The firms investing in administrative strategy — and in the people who embody it — continue to be the ones turning innovation into true competitive advantage.

5 minute read December 01, 2025 at 12:09 AM
By
Tim Haught
5 Reasons Law Firms Keep Undervaluing Their Administrative Backbone and How to Fix It

The Innovation Gap



Let’s be honest: we all love shiny new tech, and law firms are no different. I’ve watched many firms pour millions into automation, AI-driven drafting tools, and workflow platforms, sometimes faster than they’ve rethought the processes those tools are supposed to improve.

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