Hundreds of proceedings. Full responsibility. How can you stay in control? This live webinar took place on 5 March 2026 – the recording is available on demand.
What can you expect from the webinar?
In this webinar, we explore together when litigation ceases to be merely labor-intensive and instead becomes systemic. At what case volume do manual processes begin to falter? Where do systemic risks arise? And why does governance become a key management issue once a certain volume is reached?
Dr. Victor Klene provides a practical insight into the operational realities of high-volume processes: data inconsistencies between Word, Outlook and Excel; the increasing effort required to coordinate between the law firm and the client; growing reporting requirements on the client’s side; and the challenge of maintaining consistent quality in standardized legal documents.
Building on this, we demonstrate what “Legal at Scale” means in structural terms. It involves centralized case management, transparent process logic, controlled bulk mailing and integration into existing work environments – not as an added layer of complexity, but as an organizing framework. Using a concrete application scenario from the airline, data protection or mass litigation sectors, we demonstrate how operational management functions at the system level – from structured case management to robust reporting.
Who is this webinar for?
- General Counsel
- Head of Litigation
- Legal Operations
- Outside Counsel
- Anyone responsible for managing large caseloads – both operationally and strategically
Litigation expertise first-hand
We are delighted to welcome Dr. Victor Klene, a renowned litigation expert, as our guest. Dr. Klene is a counsel in the Litigation Practice Group at RSM Ebner Stolz and advises companies on complex commercial litigation matters – ranging from strategic litigation management to the day-to-day execution of cases involving multiple parties.
He completed his legal education, including his doctorate, at Bucerius Law School, with study abroad stints at the University of Sydney and the University of Oxford. Before joining RSM Ebner Stolz, he worked in the litigation department of a leading international corporate law firm. He combines academic depth with clear practical litigation skills – particularly in cases where proceedings escalate, organizational structures come under strain, and governance becomes a key management issue.
