Handbook
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HB 296:2007
[Current]Legal risk management
The Handbook provides guidelines to lawyers on how to align their provision of legal services to best meet their client’s needs by utilising the Risk Management Standard (AS/NZS 4360). It can also be used by their clients to determine the nature of the legal risk management services they would like to receive.
Published: 15/08/2007
Pages: 32
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Table of contents
Header
About this publication
Preface
Executive summary
1 Introduction
1.1 Why practice preventative law?
1.2 How can the legal profession use risk management in the delivery of services?
1.3 What this Handbook aims to do
1.4 What this Handbook does not do
1.5 Who should read it?
2 Why adopt a process for the management of legal risks?
2.1 The attributes of good legal risk management
2.2 The benefits of adopting a systematic approach
2.3 Applications of legal risk management
3 The nature of legal risks and legal risk treatment options
3.1 Case study example
3.2 Key facts and circumstances
3.3 Scenario 1
3.4 Scenario 2
3.5 Analysis
4 The legal risk management process
5 Planning for legal risk management
5.1 Background
5.2 Process to develop a legal risk management plan.
5.2.1 Legal risk management audit
5.2.2 The Legal Risk Management Plan
5.2.3 Develop and communicate the legal risk management policy
5.2.4 Establish accountability and authority
5.2.5 Customise the legal risk management process
5.2.6 Ensure adequate resources
5.3 Sustaining legal risk management
6 Satisfying organisations’ legal risk management needs
A
A1 Background
A2 Applying HAZOP to contracts
A3 Conducting the contract HAZOP study
Cited references in this standard
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