Sentences with phrase «traditional legal leaders»

Traditional legal leaders — among law firms, law schools, legal regulators, and courts — are going to be severely challenged by that.

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Erdogan is a leader empowered with all three Weberian forms of authority, namely traditional, rational - legal and charismatic.

High - April 15th: Legal wrangles - Traditional Unionist Voice (TUV) leader fails to extend a temporary injunction against leaflets by his DUP opponent, Ian Paisley Jr..

These changes have come not through traditional legal avenues, but through important legal developments that school leaders need to know about to prepare transition - age youth with disabilities for work.

When law firms choose Legal Leader, they reinforce their position as thought leaders among their peers and show their potential clients a degree of expertise traditional marketing simply can not match.

A majority of legal IT leaders (57 %) believe that the traditional law firm partnership structure holds law firms back from investing enough in IT.

HSBC's former deputy GC on modern legal services providers, the limitations of the traditional partnership model and why law firm leaders need to shake off short - term thinking

The Bakers team helped provide legal training for NGOs, Kenyan police, community leaders, traditional leaders, paralegals, lawyers and prosecutors, specifically in relation to the documentation of human rights violations, the use of strategic litigation to achieve social justice.

So here is the leader of the nation's largest legal journalism company, someone who is ahead of the curve in thinking about the interplay of traditional media and new media and their application to the legal profession, asking why anyone outside Incisive would care what he had to say.

The Legal Resources Foundation, with the support of the EU under the Zimbabwe Justice Sector Programme, is offering legal training to traditional leaders with the aim of improving access to justice for rural communities in Zimbabwe, particularly those who are marginalised and vulnerLegal Resources Foundation, with the support of the EU under the Zimbabwe Justice Sector Programme, is offering legal training to traditional leaders with the aim of improving access to justice for rural communities in Zimbabwe, particularly those who are marginalised and vulnerlegal training to traditional leaders with the aim of improving access to justice for rural communities in Zimbabwe, particularly those who are marginalised and vulnerable.

Similarly, we see increased demand from firms to hire focused business development leaders — dare we say professional sales people — for firms willing to experiment with changes to the traditional «seller - doer» model of generating legal work.

Sunny Hostin, senior legal correspondent and analyst for ABC News, moderated a discussion with the honorees regarding how they broke through traditional barriers to become leaders and role models.

To listen to director Bentley, senior program director Gina Alexandris, and assistant director of the work placement office André Bacchus is to know the goal isn't merely to create a comparable alternative to the traditional articling process but to build something that sets a higher standard and sends its successful candidates forward with the skills they need to not only practise law but to become leaders in the legal community, with a strong emphasis on innovation, technology, and practical skills.

The traditional model of a law firm is in a state of disruption and the future law firm will be driven by leaders who understand technology, efficiency and innovation.The legal sector is changing rapidly and will continue to transform rapidly.