Sentences with phrase «emergence of legal»

This might lead to the emergence of a legal framework to tackle such cases.

Consider: (1) the separation from the pack by a few of The AmLaw 200; (2) a recent report by ALM Intelligence revealing that law firms now account for only 25 % market share; (3) changed customer expectations — «faster, better, cheaper» and «more with less»; (4) new competitors — notably the BigFour, in - house departments, and legal service providers; (5) the sustainability of the partnership model for economic, cultural, structural, and succession reasons; and (6) the emergence of legal operations — CLOC and its ACC counterpart — and the distinction between legal practice and delivery.

Two trends that are not getting much press, and are transformational in our view, is the consolidation of legal panels and the emergence of the legal operations group inside large legal departments.

The other matters on the committee's agenda were the emergence of legal apprenticeships as a route to qualification and the mysterious disappearance from the SRA's agenda of work - based learning as an alternative to the training contract.

From your perspective what has most surprised you about the emergence of legal operations as a field?

We discuss the emergence of legal marketplaces, including a discussion of LAWCLERK ™ and the opportunities, including personal branding, for today's lawyers.

This year, the awards recognise the emergence of legal operations as a discipline.

The emergence of legal highs should come as no surprise.

«Although the ultimate impact is currently unknown, the emergence of legal cannabis in certain U.S. states and Canada may result in a shift of discretionary income away from our products or a change in consumer preferences away from beer,» wrote The Molson Coors Brewing Company in its most recent filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.

Not exact matches

The devastation and moral atrocities of the war, the rebuilding of European legal systems, the emergence of....

Here is the argument locating this chapter in the context outlined in the opening paragraphs: The legal order in some significant measure becomes a substitute for the religious order — the order that supplies meaning — and thus sets the stage for the emergence of civil religion.

The report by Amnesty highlights the emergence of «advice deserts» across England and Wales where the provision of free legal advice is becoming increasingly difficult to obtain, including in parts of the South West, of the Midlands and parts of the North of England.

Also, in her welcome address, the Chief Judge of Osun state, Justice Oyebola Adepele Ojo said the emergence of the centre will make the state to stand shoulder - to - shoulder with other judiciaries when it comes to the digitilization of legal research.

The judiciary's role in social policymaking expanded broadly with the rights revolution of the 1960s, as the public's thirst for «total justice» combined with the courts» willingness to embrace new legal doctrines, increasingly long and complicated federal statutes, and the emergence of well - funded advocacy organizations to generate a surge of litigation across policy areas.

As Christiana Figueres, Executive Secretary of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), states in her preface, these chapters collectively provide a «review of the emergence of a new discipline, its core principles and legal techniques, and its relationship and potential interaction with other disciplines.»

Failing to acknowledge that this latter possibility is still very much alive is particularly problematic given that, in some of your previous SLAW blogposts in support of allowing ABS, you have highlighted the emergence of the not - for - profit ownership model of ABS, in the form of Salvos Legal in Australia, as proof that ABS can contribute to improving access to justice.

Yet, there are mounds of evidence that reveal a fundamental gap (or at the very least, the emergence of one) between what the legal profession is and represents, and where society is now.

The emergence of the modern lawyer allows for alternative approaches to providing legal services.

Then there's the emergence of social media, blogging and websites which are becoming part and parcel of the modern legal practice.

Much of the debate surrounding the future of law practices centers around how New Law and the emergence of Alternative Business Structures are changing the delivery of legal services.

«We're starting to see an emergence of new organisations in the legal sector that are honing in on the inefficiencies that we've seen in the space, and are finding innovative ways to solve these age old problems — primarily, efficiency.

For instance, the UK is seeing the emergence of charitable and not - for - profit ABS, while Trebilcock has also written about the potential of our public legal aid agencies to become legal services innovators in the public interest (although that piece looked to a public legal expense insurance scheme as the possible source of capital).

Over the past 25 years or so, we've seen the emergence of a new (or newly restored, some would say) legal and cultural understanding of religion, driven in part by the insight that for many believers, religious faith isn't a private «hobby» that can be relegated to the home and church; rather, religious belief and identity are integral parts of a person, necessarily and appropriately informing public roles and the public sphere.

The resulting white paper, titled The Emergence of Tigers and Bears and Other Law Firm Trends, is the fourth report in a longitudinal research initiative began in 2009, providing insights into the changing dynamics of the legal industry and how firms around the world are responding to those changes.

On the corporate side, the emergence of blockchain technology in aid of large financial institutions is probably the most significant change in the legal service model.

That is due, he said, «to the pace of change caused by globalization, the disaggregation of legal services, the emergence of alternative legal service providers [and] disruptive technologies... so to prepare lawyers for the future needs of the profession is of critical importance.

The emergence of this role shows that the shift in legal service delivery is real.

Concepts such as the demise of BigLaw, the emergence of NewLaw, the rise Legal Processing Outsourcing, artificial intelligence and IBM's «Watson» supercomputer rendering lawyers less valuable than robots.

Twitter Moments, regardless of its own eventual success, foreshadows the emergence of a very different world for legal news, legal marketing, and legal knowledge management over the next decade or so.

Even with the emergence of lower - cost competitors, Lexis and Westlaw are frequently regarded as the gold standard for computerized legal research service.

He also predicted that there would be an emergence of a new kind of legal professional in - house including those who specialize in data analytics and process engineers — those who may help develop new interfaces for dealing with clients.

As noted by former BC Attorney General Geoff Plant at a BC Council of Administrative Tribunals conference many years ago, it was no surprise that long and expensive legal proceedings (both in the courts and at administrative tribunals) and the cost of legal advice had resulted in the emergence of private on - line legal services that offered alternative means of settling disputes.

The emergence of free services and the competition for customers that followed the development of alternative online services that are virtually clones of one another has resulted in lower prices and declining revenue in the most profitable area of legal publishing.

- whether the fact the legal systems are not yet fully fledged influences the emergence and operation of private dispute services;

We knew that as recruiters we could play an important part in one of the great business stories of our time: the emergence of a truly responsive and globally - capable 21st century legal profession.

In a legal context, the uncertainties triggered by the emergence of a new digital reality are particularly urgent.

Firstly, regarding the scope of the aforementioned exceptions (or the emergence of a possible third kind of exception as regards the tariffication procedures), but, secondly, also as to the general constitutional approach to international law in the EU legal order.

This will mean the emergence of new types of consumer - oriented, legal businesses.»

that describes the emergence of animal law as a serious field of study and perhaps legal practice:

Taken together, the globalization of legal services, the emergence of the in - house law department as the manager of core legal services, and the insourcing of legal work have significant and serious consequences for law firms.»

This change is accelerating with the emergence of the Corporate Legal Operations Consortium, ACC Legal Operations, and other organizations pushing for change.

Yet, despite the emergence of advanced legal hold software, many organizations remain bound by reactive legal hold approaches characterized by emails, spreadsheets and manual oversight.

It has set in place the momentum to generate new ideas, and has allowed for the emergence of fresh skills and expertise that continue to change legal culture from the inside out.

The emergence of new technologies such as the Internet has expanded the number of ways in which legal advice and information can be disseminated, which has increased the complexity of the task,» as noted in comments made by the Federal Trade Commission and Department of Justice, in response to the American Bar Association's proposed Model Definition of the Practice of Law.

As I said in New Developments in Advanced Legal Search: the emergence of the «Multimodal Single - SME» approach, the next stage of the debate is not whether to use a CAR, or how much disclosure you should make, but which CAR, and, most important of all, how to drive the CAR.

The emergence of programs like Lakehead's is a step in the right direction, according to Jordan Furlong, an Ottawa - based legal consultant and critic.

First, there is a general frustration within the Commission: the NRF has not allowed the emergence of effective competition as consistently across countries and as quickly as expected and this contributed to a proliferation of legal cases.

The emergence of real competition in the market for legal information online, combined with the recent economic downturn, has been a major challenge for legal publishers everywhere.

The emergence of CLOC and The Association of Corporate Counsel Legal Operations group signals the digital phase of disaggregation.

Susan Block - Lieb Cooper Chair in Urban Legal Issues Established in 1999 Professor Block - Lieb writes on a wide range of topics that include sovereign debt, the emergence and evolution of international lawmaking on trade and commerce, and new theories of transnational legal orLegal Issues Established in 1999 Professor Block - Lieb writes on a wide range of topics that include sovereign debt, the emergence and evolution of international lawmaking on trade and commerce, and new theories of transnational legal orlegal orders.