Legal Evolution PBC is a publisher focused on the legal services market, providing analysis and commentary on issues affecting law firms and legal professionals. Its content often addresses leadership challenges, market dynamics, technology impacts such as artificial intelligence, legal innovation, and talent management within the legal industry. The publisher explores complex topics like law firm strategy, data protection in legal technology, and the evolving business models of legal services. It also offers reflective and philosophical perspectives on professional values and purpose. The audience includes law firm leaders, legal technologists, and those interested in the future and transformation of legal practice.
Unlike sharks, killer whales hunt collaboratively. Is this the right approach to the legal tech vertical?
Why aren’t more law firms investing in startups and/or launching corporate venture arms? Is corporate venture capital (CVC) a good fit for the legal…
Examples of ‘Rules of Engagement’ that produce results.
[Editor’s note: Legal Evolution is pleased to announce that Patrick McKenna has agreed to join Legal Evolution as a regular contributor. Patrick fills a large gap in our coverage—the daunting challenges of leading…
A closer look at my work at UnitedLex.
Editor’s note: For this month’s column, I encouraged Anusia to write about her work at UnitedLex, as it’s a complex topic of great value to the LE audience. See Post 020 (discussing…
Apolitical technicians working in an ahistorical profession. What are the odds of a happy ending?
The graphic above summarizes the U.S. top marginal income tax rate from 1913 (the year the 16th…
Probably not, but we’ll see. A surprising conversation with digital transformation expert Isabel Parker
It’s already been quite a year for law firm innovation. Just last month, Norton Rose Fulbright launched LX Studio, a new “innovation-focused” subsidiary, and Wilson…
