Advanced Delivery & Solutions
Allen & Overy is committed to being the world’s most advanced law firm. Equipping clients to meet the demands of today’s changing and challenging environment has prompted our growth into new complementary services.
Through Advanced Delivery & Solutions (AD&S) we provide technology, resourcing and end-to-end solutions.This includes delivering legal services in new and flexible ways, making the most of what legal tech has to offer, and providing specialist consulting and strategic advisory services to build strength and integrity into organisations.
This helps our clients embrace change and overcome the frustration of outdated and inefficient ways of working, enabling them to better manage risk, reduce cost and become more resilient. Ultimately it helps them reinvent their “business as usual” as well as drive change. We combine the reassurance of a global elite law firm with the innovation clients might expect from an alternative provider.
Whatever the challenges, we can bring together the right combination of skills to tackle them.
Explore our services
Consulting
Scaled solutions
Document review and eDiscovery
Flexible resourcing
Legal function transformation
Tech innovation - Fuse
At Fuse we fuel a culture of digital innovation in the legal sector. We identify best-in-class technologies, provide experiential learning opportunities and promote technology adoption, by bringing together A&O lawyers and clients with our resident cutting-edge tech providers.
Advanced delivery teams
Whether supporting clients to select and deploy the optimal legal tech solution or to take advantage of our flexible resourcing options, our advanced delivery teams allow A&O and our clients to deliver projects cost-effectively but without compromising on quality and without the multiple-provider risk associated with using multiple third party providers.
The A&O legal innovation benchmarking report
A global study into how in-house legal functions are tackling change and transformation.
How are in-house legal functions addressing the opportunities and challenges presented by legal innovation? How are they implementing innovation-based change to improve the way they deliver legal services, and what are the choices facing them as they look to harness the transformative powers of technology and data?
