I’ve put a new paper up on SSRN.com on the rule of law and legal education. The introduction reads:When we connect legal education and the rule of law it has two connotations: to what extent should legal education be protected
Anna Mountford-Zimdars, Kings Learning Institute, Kings College London, and I have written a new paper on legal education in England & Wales and Germany focusing on barristers’ education and German advocates. It’s on SSRN.Here’s the abstract:
My colleague, Adrian McCullagh, and I published a story on Medium.com about the NSA hack by a group called the Shadow Brokers.Shadow Equations: Where IT Security FailsEveryone now lives on the internet and security is paramount except
The other day I was asked to write a paragraph about the future of the legal profession and here’s what I wrote:
The legal profession of the 21st century has been described as having encountered its own Cambrian explosion.
I gave a presentation at a roundtable organised by the Royal Society on professions and machine learning recently. This is the text:Professions and Technology: History and Transformation
Yesterday I had lunch with Joanna Goodman, a journalist who writes for the Guardian and the Law Society Gazette on matters technological, and we talked about the conservatism of law when it came to incorporating technology.This has led me to
I’ve put up a new version of my paper on foreign lawyers and law firms in India, which sounds like there are and there aren’t.It’s on SSRN.
(thanks to pinoycivilservant)The market for legal services has changed enormously in the last several years. Regulation, organisation, online delivery and more have altered so as to make the English legal market quite different from most others. I’m not tracing
