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Elevate performance
LPM Faculty is a dedicated learning centre within First Class Agile, focused on advancing Legal Project Management (LPM).
Our experts and learners leverage multi-jurisdictional expertise from the UK, US, and Republic of Ireland in applying project management to legal services.
In a world of complex mandates and evolving regulations, the Faculty equips lawyers to lead with structure — elevating performance, precision, and client value.
LPM matters because the realities of legal work, including human judgment and uncertainty demand a unique project discipline. We train lawyers to manage matters in project mode — achieving stronger compliance through structure, planning, and measurable delivery.
Learn the foundations of planning, managing, and delivering legal work with structure, clarity, and measurable outcomes.
Gain the tools to analyze workflows, eliminate inefficiencies, and embed continuous improvement across legal teams.
Adapt LPM principles to the realities of smaller practices, building efficiency, client value, and a competitive edge to enable growth.
Master project approaches for multi-jurisdictional matters, leveraging global standards and practical international experience.
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Led by professionals who have practiced law and mastered project management.
Every course uses real-world examples, legal workflows and project simulations.
Equip yourself with skills that law firms and clients increasingly demand.
Our training aligns with the world’s gold standard in project management.
Data matters - but meaning matters more. We focus on practical relevance, lasting skills, and professional recognition that strengthen careers in legal practice.
Legal project management training can feel new, but our Faculty ensures clarity. Below you’ll find answers to common questions about how our courses work and what you can expect.
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Project management is now essential across every major sector — from healthcare to technology — because it provides structure for consistent, high-quality delivery. Law is no different. Every legal matter involves managing tasks, people, deadlines, scope, and risk. Applying project management principles helps lawyers deliver predictable results, control costs, and enhance client satisfaction.
LPM training helps lawyers master the tools and mindset of modern project management. It adapts proven project management methods to the legal environment, enabling lawyers to plan more efficiently, communicate more clearly, reduce rework, and improve profitability. In practice, it equips lawyers to manage their matters as structured, outcome-driven projects — without losing the professional judgment that defines legal practice.
No prior project management training is required. Our courses are designed to introduce LPM principles step by step, making them accessible for early-career lawyers while still adding value for experienced practitioners.
“The training was structured yet practical, with tools I applied immediately. It bridged theory and practice in a way lawyers and project managers rarely experience.”
“The sessions were grounded in real workflows, with case studies that made principles stick and felt directly relevant to transactional practice.”
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“This program clarified how to plan, budget, and communicate with clients. It’s rare to find training that delivers such measurable value.”
“The Faculty’s course combined legal insight with project discipline in a refreshing way, improving how my team collaborates and tracks progress.”
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“Beyond the certificate, I gained a framework for continuous improvement. It’s a course that challenges and empowers in equal measure.”
“LPM techniques directly improved my daily work. I now approach tasks with greater confidence and efficiency.”
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