Source: Based on Delta Model originally published in Natalie Runyon, “The ‘Delta’ Lawyer Competency Model Discovered through LegalRnD Workshop,” Thomson Reuters Legal Executive Institute, June 14, 2018; see also Post 125 (article by founders
Legal Evolution
Facts and Commentary on a Changing Legal Industry
Legal Evolution, published by Legal Evolution PBC, focuses on the evolving legal services market and the challenges law firms face in adapting to change. The blog covers topics such as law firm leadership, legal technology including artificial intelligence, legal innovation, talent management, and the impact of private equity investment in law firms. It also addresses broader issues like economic and political influences on the legal industry, data protection in legal tech, and cross-functional collaboration within legal organizations. The content includes surveys of law firm leaders, case studies, book reviews, and analysis of market trends shaping the future of legal practice.
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Keeping the noise down in tech selection (325)
Source: “Danny Kahneman on Decision Hygiene,” Jury Analyst, July 22, 2021
Decision hygiene is to product and service selection as testing is to software development. Skip them at your peril.
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Sharing my playbook for Legal Tech investment (324)
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The highest performing teams have rules (323)
Examples of ‘Rules of Engagement’ that produce results.
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What is “market” for limitation of vendor liability? A look at the data (322)
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Three empirically based theories of national decline (book review) (321)
“Did you sign them up?” and other questions from an industry in transition (320)
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…
The end of the “End of History” era (319)
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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…
