Legal Project
Management

Legal work is project work.

We give in-house legal teams the method, the training and the software to run every request like a project — with a scope, a deadline and a cost agreed up front.

1One discipline: legal work run as project work
2Two products of our own: CLM and LPM
3Three fronts: method, people and tooling
5Five phases, from assessment to steady state

The problem

Excellent lawyers,
badly run work.

Technical quality is rarely the issue. What breaks is everything around it.

  • Requests arrive with no context. Half the lawyer's time goes into working out what is actually being asked.
  • Outside counsel with no ceiling. Work sent out without a written scope, and invoices argued over far too late.
  • Contracts scattered everywhere. Renewals that happen because nobody decided not to.
  • No data to argue with. Without a track record you can justify neither the headcount nor the budget.

See it work

Requests stop living in your inbox.

Every request gets a column, an owner and a due date. Drag a card.

Intake board — in-house legal team

The products

Two critical flows, one system.

They share entities, deadlines and documents. Use them together or apart.

Kamaia CLM

The life of a contract, from internal request to renewal.

IntakeTemplatesApprovalsObligations

Kamaia LPM

The legal operation: matters, deadlines, capacity and cost.

MattersDeadlinesBudgetOutside counsel

The Kamaia method

Five phases, no revolution.

We start with one area, prove the value in numbers, and only then go wider.

  1. Assess

    Intake flow, turnaround times and outside counsel spend.

  2. Design

    Target process, roles and budget templates.

  3. Pilot

    One team, eight to twelve weeks, measured before and after.

  4. Scale

    Remaining areas, training and system configuration.

  5. Sustain

    Regular reviews and improvement on the data you now have.

«We stopped arguing about whether legal is slow. We started showing where the work actually stops.»
General counsel of a corporate groupthree months after measuring intake cycle time

Start with a 45-minute conversation.

You will leave with a clear read on what is costing you more than it should — whether you work with us or not.