Three pitches in one day! In what may be an unusual day at law school for most, I was challenged three times to construct a business pitch in under thirty minutes. Twice, myself and two other law students were tasked
Appraising Legal Revelations
A Blog About Legal Innovation, Technology, and Business
Appraising Legal Revelations, published by Michigan State University College of Law, focuses on the intersection of legal education, technology, and innovation. The blog covers topics such as entrepreneurial mindsets in law school, legal technology startups, the use of data analytics in corporate legal departments, and the evolving delivery of legal services. It highlights programs like LegalRnD that train law students to improve legal service delivery through technology and process improvement. The blog also discusses challenges and opportunities in legal innovation, legal operations, and the integration of business and technology perspectives within the legal profession.
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