Patrick Fuller
Patrick Fuller is the Chief Strategy Officer at Client Insight Ventures and a partner at CIV Strategy, where he works with law firms, legal departments, and legal service providers to sharpen competitive strategy, deepen client relationships, and translate behavioral insights into measurable growth. He brings more than twenty-five years of experience at the intersection of law firm and legal department strategy, financial performance analytics, and behavioral economics. Throughout his career, Patrick has advised law firms and legal departments on the operational and strategic dynamics of organizational growth, performance, and change. A frequent speaker and advisor, he has delivered keynote addresses and led strategic engagements at more than two hundred events worldwide.
Before joining CIV, Patrick served as Chief Strategist at ALM, where he was part of the executive leadership team and a regular voice at the industry's most significant forums, including Legalweek, managing partner roundtables, and law firm retreats. His earlier career includes senior leadership and strategic roles at LexisNexis Martindale-Hubbell, Thomson Reuters, Wolters Kluwer ELM Solutions, LawVision Group, and Neota Logic. This background in analytics, technology, consulting, and market intelligence gives him a unique perspective spanning the operational realities of law firms, corporate legal departments, and legal service providers.
Patrick is the co-author of two books on the sector, Measuring and Managing Performance for Law Firms and Strategic Intelligence for Law Firms. His contributions to mentoring, advocacy, strategy, innovation, and industry leadership have earned him various accolades, including being named to the 2021 Fastcase 50, which honors the most innovative and influential voices in the legal profession.
Patrick is active in advancing operational practices across the profession, serving as a Fellow, Trustee, and President-Elect of the College of Law Practice Management. He holds an undergraduate degree in Kinesiology and Exercise Science from the College of the Ozarks and did his graduate studies in Behavioral Economics at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business.