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Legal Formation


Comprehensive review of the formation process and structure of legal departments in various organizations and institutions. This section provides a detailed analysis of the stages, requirements and challenges of forming a legal department.

Stages of Legal Department Formation


At this stage, the organization must accurately identify its legal needs. This includes reviewing the volume of legal work, types of cases and legal issues the organization faces. Detailed planning for forming a legal department includes determining budget, required human resources and appropriate organizational structure.


Designing the organizational structure of the legal department should be based on the organization's needs and workload. This structure can include various units such as contracts unit, litigation unit, advisory unit and legal research unit. Each unit must have clearly defined responsibilities and authorities.


Recruiting specialized and experienced personnel is one of the most important stages in forming a legal department. This includes hiring experienced lawyers, legal experts and support staff. Qualifications, experience and required skills must be carefully defined and evaluated.


After forming the team, appropriate management systems and work processes must be established. This includes document management systems, case tracking, contract management and reporting. Standard processes for reviewing and approving legal matters must also be defined.