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AgiLawyer is delighted to introduce Jana Alice Pakosta Fabry as its new partner responsible for its legal marketing services. In her role, Jana Alice will oversee all marketing activities and provide invaluable guidance primarily to small and medium-sized law firms, an area in which the firm specializes.

For a law firm, marketing is a challenging discipline. Attorneys are very aware of this fact. The legal industry has strict limits regarding promotion, and this makes it extremely challenging.

Responding fast and right, adaptability, flexibility. These are synonyms for agility. It is also a frequently discussed topic that raises many questions. But what is it exactly? How does it work? Why does a law firm need it?

There was a buzz of curiosity and excitement among young lawyers. So… and now we’re trying to find out what agile is. It’s still being talked about, but mostly in IT and HR. What? Are we going to throw balls? Yes, that could be Ondřej Dvořák’s agility workshop.

The legal landscape is becoming increasingly competitive, making it more important than ever for law firms to invest in people management and foster a culture of loyalty and growth. In this article, we will delve into the significance of strong leadership and a collaborative culture for law firm success. We will present strategies for building loyalty among lawyers, promoting personal development, and creating a supportive work environment that embraces change and attracts top talent.

At the Business Agility Meetup Bay Area, AgiLawyer’s co-founder Ondřej Dvořák, shared the story of UA.SUPPORT, a global volunteer initiative that has provided legal aid to more than 5,000 displaced people. The session explored how agility, teamwork, and artificial intelligence can be harnessed to manage crises, scale rapidly, and deliver meaningful impact beyond traditional organizational boundaries.

At the AIJA Annual Conference in Edinburgh on November 19th, AgiLawyer’s Ondřej Dvořák led an interactive coaching session on “Bringing Agility to Lawyers.” The workshop explored how agile methods—rooted in IT and adapted for legal practice—can help firms address burnout, inefficiency, and client trust, while also strengthening pro bono initiatives.

In September, Ondřej Dvořák, a co-founder of AgiLawyer, delivered a keynote address at the AgileDC conference in Washington DC, a prestigious gathering of agilists from major American forms.