Making lemonade out of lemons.
It’s sometimes hard for those of us working in professional services or the legal profession to fully and completely walk in the shoes of our clients. Sometimes it takes a bit of real-world experience
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A. NewLaw is a mindset.
NewLaw is a mindset. It is a movement. NewLaw’s enemy is the adage: “because that’s the way we’ve always done it.”
Whether coined by Eric Chin, see Post 242, or Jordan Furlong,…
Len Fromm’s lawyer shares what he’s learned.
Positively Conflicted is the right book for any lawyer seeking a rich and fulfilling life, which is a larger category than one’s career.
According to the author, lawyer-meditator Sam Ardery, we get…
Will expert systems disrupt the legal value chain?
In the first installment of this book review series on AI (Post 232), I argued that AI will not reduce employment in the legal sector, and in fact, the extensive…
With today’s feature post (248), Legal Evolution is pleased to welcome Rob Saccone. One of the most recurring themes on Legal Evolution is how is law is becoming a multidisciplinary field in which lawyers a subset of a…
A prescription for a wicked problem.
Parts I ( 239), II (240), and III (245) of this series have canvassed the matter of balkanized…