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Yes. The Cravath System. The case method. And much more.
Here’s the technical definition of the “Lindy effect“: The robustness of…
A slice is reserved for everyone who predicts the future of law.
Today is the debut of Anusia Gillespie’s monthly Q&A column on NewLaw Fundamentals. See Post 243. This post (241) is an explainer on why we are running…
The facts on the ground don’t help the cause.
This post continues in the vein of Part I (239), in illuminating the ways in which the structure of legal services regulation in the United States is highly balkanized,…
Let’s stop glossing over the hard questions.
In contemplating the prospects for serious change in the legal services ecosystem, those of us in the U.S. face a massive institutional impediment—really, a wicked problem—that we seldom discuss: Regulation of lawyers…
For the legal industry, the answer is likely “now.”
Lawyers love the expression “better, faster, cheaper—pick two.” But what happens when there is a change in the…
