Legal Futures recently headlined Traditional law firms must adapt or die, tech GCs warn.
The interview reported the use of what some might call melodramatic language, like ‘inertia’, ‘still stacking meetings with lawyers’, ‘unless BigLaw adapts to the way agile providers
Where’s the legal services pricing puck heading? is a compelling interview with Richard Burcher, the leading authority on pricing legal services and contributor to the Dialogue on Remaking Law Firms.
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My Tweet (featured below) gave rise to multiple related and robust conversations, especially about the legal talent that BigLaw (large law firms) hire versus the talent that the Big 4 hire. And I suspect that alternative legal service providers align
During a recent visit to the National University of Singapore Law School (NUS), I asked a first-year student what being a lawyer meant to him. His response was thoughtful and prescient: “I regard law as a skill. I plan
Law’s shift from practice to skill
During a recent visit to the National University of Singapore Law School (NUS), I asked a first-year student what being a lawyer meant to him. His response
Dialogue of Remaking Law Firms is taking a short break.
I’ll be back in the first week of November.
All the best
George
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Remaking News of the Week: GCs show their colours covers a September 29, 2019 post by Bill Henderson titled ‘General counsel stand up to improve the legal talent supply chain’.
Bill reports on an open letter from a group of 12 US
