WE SHOULD NOT DEFINE THE ROLES OF HALF OUR PEOPLE IN THE NEGATIVE
We really need to stop using the term “non-lawyer” to refer to everyone who works in legal services who has not passed the bar exam.
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OUR OUTMODED RULES IMPEDE INNOVATION AND CAUSE OUR JUSTICE SYSTEM TO UNDERSERVE A PUBLIC THAT NEEDS IT MORE THAN EVER
In my first post on Legal Services Today, I wrote that, while we have a great legal system, it can
8500 PROFESSIONALS FROM ACROSS THE LEGAL SERVICE ECOSYSTEM CAME TOGETHER FOR A WEEK OF LEARNING, SHARING, AND NETWORKING
I participated in Legalweek 2020 in New York last week, co-chairing the Legal Business Strategy Program with Gina Passarella, Editor
THE TRADITIONAL MODEL WILL CHANGE IN FIVE FUNDAMENTAL WAYS
I wrote last week about law firms’ increased focus on innovation, the market forces behind it, and why it is important to the overall modernization of legal services.
I believe this
Law Firms Are Responding to Market Pressure With Increased Efforts to Innovate
Law firms across the country are taking steps to innovate the way they organize themselves and serve their clients. This trend promises to be more than a passing
THIS YEAR’S PROGRAM PROMISES TO BE THE BEST EVER: TOPICS, SPEAKERS, AND FORMATS
Legal Week 2020 convenes in New York in just two weeks on Tuesday, February 4. One of the most significant events in law each year, it attracts
RICHARD SUSSKIND PROPOSES AN INCREMENTAL TRANSFORMATION OF OUR COURT SYSTEM. AND ENCOURAGES READERS TO THINK DEEPLY ABOUT WHAT CONSTITUTES “ACCESS TO JUSTICE” AND “JUSTICE” ITSELF, AS THEY CONSIDER THE FUTURE OF DISPUTE RESOLUTION.
In my introductory post on Legal
THE UNITED STATES HAS A GREAT LEGAL SYSTEM. BUT IT CAN SERVE CLIENTS BETTER, BUILD STRONGER FIRMS, AND CREATE MORE AND BETTER CAREERS IN LEGAL SERVICE.
First things first
I am delighted to launch Legal Services Today. I am