Sentences with phrase «end of lawyers»

9 a.m. Essay: Disaster Ahead for Lawyers Unwilling to Change Richard Susskind, author of End of Lawyers?

Public Interest Lawyers (PIL), whose legal aid contracts were pulled by the Legal Aid Agency (LAA) on 2 August, is likely to close its offices at the end of

This tenet is a variation of Richard Susskind's similar comment in The End of Lawyers — it should be the starting point of every solution to access to justice in this country.

The end of lawyers, indeed.

I cribbed that line — and many others — from Richard Susskind back in the days when there was still a question mark punctuating The End of Lawyers?»

It is a question Richard Susskind considered more than a decade ago in his book, «The Future of Law,» and again in last year's book, «The End of Lawyers?

It's quite possible that the Singularity — that vertical line — will signify the end of lawyers.

And the Times stepped back even further in a subsequent article, The End of Lawyers?

Could advances in artificial intelligence mean the end of lawyers?

But this prediction doesn't mean that it's the end of lawyers.

Richard Susskind's book is called The End of Lawyers in large part because it foretells a future in which legal training and expertise are necessary, but insufficient for survival and prosperity.

This year's featured keynote is Richard Susskind, author of The Future of Law, and his new book, The End of Lawyers?

Just posted on the web is a recent discussion between Mark Harding, Group General Counsel, Barclays and Professor Richard Susskind, OBE on «The End Of Lawyers?».

The Times Online is running its own Law21 column, starring Richard Susskind (OBE) and titled «The End of Lawyers?

See «The End of Lawyers?»

«Conference Watch Part 3: LMA in Maryland, M&A in New Orleans Main Richard Susskind on the End of Lawyers»

In his oft - referenced book, «The End of Lawyers,» Richard Susskind (who, incidentally, keynotes this week at the ABA Tech Show) predicts the importance of social networks for lawyers by referencing Sermo, an online community for the medical profession comprised of 50,000 doctors who share their experiences on topics such as patient care, reactions to drugs and recent research.

His new book, «The End of Lawyers?»

His talk was based on his new book, «The End of Lawyers?

It certainly will not spell the end of lawyers, but it may signal the end of legal practice as we currently understand it.

The broad array of technologies they use are described in detail by Richard Susskind in his provocative book, The End of Lawyers?

Here is a link to a Press Release from Los Angeles this afternoon, announcing that Richard Susskind, the controversial (in some circles anyway) author of The End of Lawyers?

One of the featured speakers is Professor Richard Susskind, an internationally renowned legal academic, CBA Special Adviser, and best - selling author of Transforming the Law and The End of Lawyers?.

If this was to occur these changes would not result in The End of Lawyers, but rather «The End of Judges» as we know it today, according to Wise.

Re-reading Richard Susskind's book «The End of Lawyers?»

Continue Reading The End of Lawyers May Not Be What You Think

This excellent article reaffirms Richard Susskind's predictions in his famous work «The End of Lawyers».

We were told, no, we were promised, the end of lawyers.

Therefore, the «end of lawyers» is not upon us.

Cast your mind back five years when Richard Susskind had just published The End of Lawyers?

I'm not sure when the end of lawyers is supposed to come, but it's been 4 years, and LegalZoom seems to be the only real threat — if you can call it that.

Ultimately, whether this was a conference that results in all players embracing the future and realizing that the only way any real change can occur is if all the players collaborate and work together on reshaping the judicial and legal system, or whether it was just another signpost along the highway that the keynote speaker Richard Susskind calls: «The End of Lawyers» remains to be seen.

He spoke about the hypothesis of his new book, The End of Lawyers?

At the moment, I only know Richard Susskind from his hyperbolically - titled The End of Lawyers?

Richard Susskind famously asked in his book: The End of Lawyers?

This week, Suffolk Law kicks off this new institute with its inaugural program, Tomorrow's Lawyers, featuring Richard Susskind, author of the best - selling book The End of Lawyers?

Those Slawyers in or near Toronto might like to know that Richard Susskind, author of «The End of Lawyers: Rethinking the Nature of Legal Services,» will be speaking at the National Club on Wednesday, February 11 at 5 p.m., courtesy of the Canadian Bar Association.

The title and theme of Dr. Susskind's book — the end of lawyers — appears on first blush to be rather ominous.

This was, to some extent, the concern of Richard Susskind in The End of Lawyers?

No less an authority than Richard Susskind has titled his latest book «The End of Lawyers».

There have been numerous blog posts in the blogosphere on Richard Susskind's new book, The End of Lawyers?

These are the lawyers to whom I think Richard Susskind is referring in The End of Lawyers — lawyers whose work product could be duplicated at least in part by software, systems or simple entrepreneurs.

Probe the implications for law in Richard Susskind's The End of Lawyers?