Building Enterprise Value in Law Firms: What the Rise of Legal MSOs Really Signals

Management service organizations (MSOs) in law firms have emerged as one of the most discussed developments in the legal industry. Although much of the conversation has focused on transaction structures and outside investment, the rise of law firm MSOs raises broader questions about the future of law firm growth, succession planning, technology investment, operational scale and long-term enterprise value.

Join professionals from Holland & Knight and RSM for a discussion exploring the business and strategic forces driving interest in law firm MSOs and alternative operating models. The panel will examine how law firms can balance investment needs, leadership transitions, operational sophistication and evolving client expectations in an increasingly competitive marketplace.

Topics Include:

• the market forces accelerating interest in law firm MSOs
• the role of enterprise value in long-term law firm strategy
• how law firms are approaching technology, cybersecurity and operational investments
• succession planning and leadership continuity considerations
• key questions firm leaders should be asking about growth, governance and scalability
• what MSOs indicate about the future direction of the legal industry

RSVP now to reserve your spot for this timely discussion on the evolving role of the MSO structure and what they signal about the future of law firm growth, innovation and enterprise value.

Speakers:

Leonard Brahin  |  Associate, Holland & Knight
Chrystie Holmstrom  |  Partner, Holland & Knight
Sara Neff  |  RSM US LLP
Scott Reamer  |  RSM US LLP

Moderator:

Andrew Murphy  |  RSM US LLP