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The Richard S. Granat Blog, published by LawMediaLabs, Inc., focuses on the intersection of legal services and technology innovation. It covers topics such as virtual law practice, online legal service delivery, legal software regulation, and the evolving landscape of legal productization. The blog discusses regulatory challenges and reforms related to nonlawyer participation in legal services, the use of technology-driven platforms for legal advice, and the implications of legal software on access to justice. It also addresses issues like unauthorized practice of law statutes, ethical standards for technology in law, and the impact of digital transformation on traditional legal practice models.
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The Florida Bar recommended to the Supreme Court to reject reform proposals to test allowing nonlawyer ownership in law firms, fee splitting with nonlawyers, and broadly expanding the work paralegals.
In a letter to Chief Justice Charles Canady responding to…
The Future of Virtual Law Practice
The idea of “virtual law practice” is more relevant than ever in the age of the Coronavirus.”
Virtual law practice could become the new normal.
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The idea of virtual lawyering can be traced to…
California Task Force Proposes to Regulate Legal Software Publishers
The State Bar of California’s Task Force on Access Through Innovation of Legal Services is now proposing to regulate legal software publishers. The specific proposed recommendations that would affect legal software publishers include:
Recommendation 2.3: State-certified/registered/approved entities using technology-driven legal…
The Florida Bar Proposes A Registration Scheme for Legal Self-Help Software Publishers
The Florida Bar is considering a new Chapter 23 to Register Online Service Providers. This proposal creates a framework voluntary registration of online service providers with the Florida Bar. The goal of the new rules is to provide greater…
The Legal Document Preparation Industry
A Digital Flywheel for Solos and Small Law Firms: A Cautionary Tale
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Call for an Association for the Advancement of Legal Product
Referee Rules Against Florida Bar in UPL Action Against TIKD Services
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