In the high-stakes, high-pressure environment of a leading law firm, the word "design" might traditionally evoke images of sleek office interiors or polished marketing brochures. But a new, more powerful type of design is taking root—one that is quietly revolutionising how legal work is done. This is Legal Product Design, a discipline that applies the principles of user-centric creation to the very tools and processes that lawyers use daily. It’s not about making things look