Sentences with phrase «innovation in the legal profession»

His Perspective: «The opportunities for innovation in the legal profession are endless.

The British Legal Awards celebrate achievement, excellence and innovation in the legal profession.

It's fashionable I suppose to lay the blame for slow innovation in the legal profession at the feet of law firms and their business model.

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Through our comprehensive six - month cross-country, multi-stakeholder Legal Futures Initiative consultation, we found that people share your concerns about who will benefit from innovation in the legal profession.

We are also seeing some exciting innovations in the legal profession.

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You wouldn't have had this beautiful National Reporter System that served us so well for 100 years and, because there are now vendors that are asserting monopolies over portions of the law, either on their own behalf or on behalf of a governmental entity, that has retarded innovation in the legal profession, and it's hurt our ability to carry out legal tasks and to conduct justice in a way that makes sense for our modern world.

«It's a great time to be talking about innovation in the legal profession but it's an even better time to be leading that conversation,» she said.

We lose public access, and our democracy is based on the concept of an informed citizenry, but we also lose innovation in the legal profession.

The British Legal Awards celebrates achievement, excellence and innovation in the legal profession.

The Equity & Access Office provides research support to the Society's efforts to encourage innovation in the legal profession.

Hosted by Legal Week in association with The City of London Law Society, the awards celebrate achievement, excellence and innovation in the legal profession.

To tackle this, we need to shift the burden of proof on innovation in the legal profession.

I've referenced Lister's story here before, and linked to Atul Gawande's majestic account of it, when talking about rates of innovation in the legal profession.

And thanks to Fastcase for creating a platform which highlights excellence and innovation in the legal profession.

The InnovAction Awards were created in 2004 to spotlight and support innovation in the legal profession.

I was also able to attend several conferences around the nation dealing with innovations in the legal profession and legal education, including the Center for Computer - Assisted Legal Instruction Conference at Georgia State University College of Law and the CodeX FutureLaw Conference at Stanford Law School.

There is a lot of talk about innovation in the legal profession, but it's time to get practical.

Not exact matches

The innovation never stops; in the legal profession it never started.

CLP says each issue will be framed around important themes affecting the legal profession, such as disruptive innovation in legal services and professionalism in the 21st Century, and will include both feature stories and recurring features and columns.

Perhaps there is need and space for innovation in funding litigation, or perhaps giving parties a crowdfunded war chest is the last thing the legal profession needs.

The legal profession has not suffered the pressure that forces innovation in its methods of production as has the medical profession had to endure such pressure.

InfoTrack is one of those disruptors leading innovation in today's legal profession.

If you would like to know more about opportunities to promote innovation and change in law, please contact Julius Reeves, who heads up our function dedicated to emerging business services roles in the legal profession.

Compared to other professions, there has been notably less innovation and new technology developed in the legal industry, which is the problem

The two primary organizers, Caitlin Moon, recently promoted to director of innovation design in Vanderbilt Law's Program on Law & Innovation, and adjunct professor Bridgesmith both teach at Vanderbilt Law School and have a profound passion for spurring a shift in the legal profession.

Compared to other professions, there has been notably less innovation and new technology developed in the legal industry, which is the problem Mary Juetten and I are tackling with Evolve Law.

Its innovative and transformative curriculum would address changes in the profession by focussing on innovation in legal education and offering more opportunities for experiential learning geared towards «new competencies» such as entrepreneurial spirit, financial literacy and technological proficiency.

The curriculum also has mandatory classes on social innovation and the law, Indigenous law, legal innovation, the business of law, and issues of diversity in the legal profession.

They demonstrate in a variety of ways that innovation is alive and well within the legal profession.

Lawyers may have a well - deserved reputation for being averse to change, but at the same time there is obviously appetite for innovation, and evidence of creative minds at work in the Canadian legal profession.

CLOC believes passionately that innovation, technology, collaboration and legal process management can make the legal profession more efficient and answerable to business demands So while CLOC attendees might worry and be concerned over the severe access to justice (A2J) problem we have in this country, its not necessarily the mission of the organization.

As I previously mentioned in a earlier post about CLOC (Corporate Legal Operations Consortium) generally and the state of the legal profession, CLOC is made up of movers and shakers in the legal operations field, IT representatives, innovation officers, and in house counsel who work for some the world's largest corporatLegal Operations Consortium) generally and the state of the legal profession, CLOC is made up of movers and shakers in the legal operations field, IT representatives, innovation officers, and in house counsel who work for some the world's largest corporatlegal profession, CLOC is made up of movers and shakers in the legal operations field, IT representatives, innovation officers, and in house counsel who work for some the world's largest corporatlegal operations field, IT representatives, innovation officers, and in house counsel who work for some the world's largest corporations.

The legal community has confronted the challenge of adapting to technological innovation throughout its history (albeit, generally somewhat behind the technological curve), but artificial intelligence and its use in the legal profession is relatively new.

For one, there was the ABA's Report on the Future of Legal Services in the United States, which was unequivocal in its support for the role of technology, stating, «The profession must leverage technology and other innovations to meet the public's legal needs, especially for the underserved.&rLegal Services in the United States, which was unequivocal in its support for the role of technology, stating, «The profession must leverage technology and other innovations to meet the public's legal needs, especially for the underserved.&rlegal needs, especially for the underserved.»

Their bold move has received both kudos and slings and arrows from members of the legal profession, but they are putting their money where their mouths are in terms of innovation of legal service delivery and access to justice.

He is a staunch promoter of legal innovation and is pushing hard to bring change and innovation to Canada's somewhat staid legal profession, particularly by instilling innovative sensibilities in potential and young lawyers.

The CBA Futures Initiative is addressing issues related to the ethics and regulation of the legal profession, education and training of lawyers, and innovation in business structures.

If innovators have something worthwhile for the legal profession to buy or adopt, let them sell, lease or licence those innovations to us, just as they have in the past.

This issue describes innovations in three areas of the profession: a new virtual law school program that is global in scope and impact, a law firm using a new practice model to provide legal services in a flexible way, and an individual lawyer's initiative to form a national business referral network.

In the legal profession it never started because the pressure necessary for such innovation has never started.

His contributions have helped shape the profession through in - house innovations, mentoring of younger professionals, and leadership of the Legal Marketing Association.

But for the legal profession there is insufficient pressure to bring about the necessary innovation in the methods of delivering legal services.

Opposing forces of conservatism and innovation will battle it out for supremacy, resulting in a legal profession that may be very different come 2040.

This journal is part of the College's ongoing effort to make innovation more valued and widespread in the legal profession.

Focus on a wide range of emerging topics, including how new innovations are improving processes and driving efficiency in the legal profession.

Fortunately, when it comes to innovation, we can build on precedent and apply to the legal profession what innovators have developed in other industries.

Ms Terri Mottershead, Director of the CLI, said Mr Lim's appointment was in line with the CLI's role as the first organisation in the Asia - Pacific dedicated to studying the impact of innovation on the legal profession.

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