OK, I have to admit when I first read Heather’s post Legal Gets a Mulligan I had to ask Google “What’s a Mulligan?”.
I found this helpful explanation in Wikipedia, “A mulligan is a second chance to perform an action,
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Law’s Emerging Elite: Enterprise Legal Service Providers, Part 3
Parts 1 and 2 of Mark Cohen’s Law’s Emerging Elite: Enterprise Legal Service Providers were published on Dialogue earlier in April. Today’s Part 3 concludes the series. I predict Mark’s essay will go down as a defining moment of insight into the
Remaking News of the Week: Explaining Elevate’s recent acquisitions
Law’s Emerging Elite: Enterprise Legal Service Providers, Part 2
The first article in this three-part series introduced enterprise legal service providers (ELSP’s), proclaiming their entitlement to the “elite” status accorded a cadre of brand-differentiated traditional partnership model firms. This essay analyzes in greater depth the emergent, transformative, and impactful
Remaking News of the Week: Crowd-sourcing model law firms
Here’s the essence. “Maybe traditional law firms will be replaced not by law companies, but by law firms — radically different law firms, to be specific. Law firms that, while still lawyer-owned and -operated, are also: efficient, accessible, progressive, modernized, collaborative, and resolutely, enthusiastically client-first.”
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Law’s Emerging Elite: Enterprise Legal Service Providers, Part 1
Mark Cohen takes another look at so-called ‘ALSPs’ in his recent Forbes piece, Law’s Emerging Elite: Enterprise Legal Service Providers. I have not-a-little licence in styling the elite law firms of the world as ‘alternative’. But, Mark’s point is just
Remaking News of the Week: GCs’ tech budget woes
Today’s Remaking News of the Week: GCs’ budget woes covers recent Clyde & Co research reported in Richard Tromans’ Artificial Lawyer on 15 March 2019.
This table from Artificial Lawyer shows GCs’ main challenges in acquiring and implementing new legal tech.
Succeeding in BigLaw means business velocity
With a business person’s perspective, contributor Tim Corcoran, is back on Dialogue with Succeeding in BigLaw means business velocity. Tim’s is another compelling view of the gap between what clients need and what law firms, in the main, believe they
The rise and rise of litigation funding
Being from Australia, the birthplace of litigation funding, I am particularly pleased to bring Dialogue readers The rise and rise of litigation funding, written as a Q&A with Craig Arnott, Managing Director of Burford Capital.
Craig, let’s start with
Remaking News of the Week: Legal Innovators Conference
Dialogue contributor Richard Tromans features his major 11 October 2019 London conference in Remaking News of the Week: Legal Innovators Conference.
Richard has lined up a stellar list of speakers who so far include:
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