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One way the The DuPont Legal Model applies the art of “business discipline” to the practice of corporate law is through practice groups, which work collaboratively by sharing resources, information, work product and best practices. DuPont expects to achieve greater efficiency and improved results as lawyers, both in-house and outside, leverage their knowledge through this legal networking.
Practice groups work in such diverse areas as:
- Appellate practice
- Credit/secured transactions/bankruptcy
- Commercial
- Environmental
- General litigation
- Intellectual property
- International trade
- Labor and employment
- Tort litigation
Practice groups have become an essential part of the Legal Model initiative. They are an ideal vehicle for driving collaboration in a network of law firms, as well as addressing challenges faced by the corporate client.
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