Sentences with phrase «lawyers need»

Sam Glover: I guess maybe by way of moving towards a conclusion here, I think that one of the things that you're hinting at here is that lawyers need to be willing to engage with ideas that they haven't traditionally engaged with.

They're extroverted, and they X, Y, and Z. And transactional lawyers need to be chained to their desk and work on documents all day and they never interface with clients and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.»

«Where larger matters still go external that's where lawyers need to get more creative in responding to those needs.

The last thing lawyers need, O'Keefe suggests, are ethics rules governing blogs written by lawyers and judges who know nothing about them.

Today we're talking with Alix Devendra about why lawyers need to think like designers when it comes to lawyering and law practice.

Main DOJ Lawyers Need Training on Rules of Evidence»

Sam Glover: Actually, his larger point is more about the need for alternative client service models, that if there is essentially... Now there are maybe two or three different client service models, but that the lawyers need to stop selling one product in one way and marketing it in one way, and lawyers need to reach out and try and find alternative ways to create client service models, market them, deliver them, all that kind of stuff.

Lawyers need to take a close look at their own core beliefs.

There's no doubt that we serve the traditional model of legal services: we provide key tools that lawyers need to serve their clients.

Know the policies: Lawyers need to be familiar with the standard title insurance policies and endorsements used in Ontario, in order to help their clients make the right choices.

This is yet another reason for why lawyers need to understand social networking sites: Even if they don't help with finding clients, as this story shows, they can play an important part in finding defendants.

A big inspiration for creating this service was my belief that lawyers need better tools to connect with clients the way that clients increasingly want to be served.

Now that the Ninth Circuit has given border patrol agents the go - ahead to conduct suspicionless searches of travelers» laptops or other digital devices when they enter the country, lawyers need to figure out ways to safeguard confidential and privileged information from an agent's scrutiny.

Lawyers need to consider several factors when looking at the cash investment, namely, the security, liquidity and return for each scenario and client.

He says lawyers need to know where potentially relevant digital information is as soon as litigation starts.

Brooks Kushman shareholder, Earl LaFontaine will present an ExecSense Webinar titled, «What Corporate Lawyers Need to Know Before Signing or Negotiating a Licensing Agreement on Behalf of a Client» on Monday, August 22, 2011 at 5:00 PM (EDT).

«What Corporate Lawyers Need to Know Before Signing or Negotiating a Licensing Agreement on Behalf of a Client» ExecSense Webinar, July 2011

As lawyers we need to stop assuming we have the answers and turn to those we work most closely with for collaboratively developed and mutually beneficial solutions.

Lawyers need to develop tangible skills in their practice areas, and then put those skills, and work ethic, on display in a manner that informs and respects others.

Lawyers need to look at each situation as a unique proposition.

In this episode of The Kennedy - Mighell Report, Dennis and Tom discuss the rise of Slack, its advantages and disadvantages, and what lawyers need to know about this collaboration tool.

This broad range of experience gives him a unique perspective on the skills new lawyers need to succeed.

To prepare themselves, lawyers need to assemble their own e-trial «kit bags» before strolling through the courthouse doors.

Lawyers need to familiarize themselves with Search Engine Optimization (SEO) to get more attention to their website.

California lawyer Jennifer Steneberg of the Dale Law Firm, PC explains why plaintiff's lawyers need to be thinking of government benefits.

But — like those heart surgeons — your lawyers need management direction from outside their ranks.

Lawyers need all the help they can get, which is why many choose to help their case by hiring expert witnesses in truck accidents.

«Practicing lawyers need to know enough about foreign law to be able to tell when to contact local counsel and to communicate effectively with them in order to find the most advantageous forum for their clients and to litigate effectively there.»

Lawyers need to acknowledge these structural alterations and figure out how to practice law, and profit, in the midst of this massive change.

In the 21st century, lawyers need a time tracking and billing solution that is always at the ready.

I agree that lawyers need office time for in - person interaction but was surprised by what one Hunton & Williams partner...

In order to keep up with market trends, lawyers need to devote resources to ensure their law firm practices comply with confidentiality obligations.

This is the first volume in ABA's new groundbreaking Law Firm Associates Development Series, created to teach important skills that associates and other lawyers need to succeed at their firms, but that they may have not learned in law school.

It's changed to the degree lawyers need freedom of mobility and access to client information from anywhere and from any device.

Blockchain may reduce the amount of time, energy, and resources lawyers need to devote to such transactional work.

For profile tips including headline, summary, job description, and using rich media, check out LinkedIn's New Look: What Lawyers Need to Know.

The remainder of the book covers more advanced topics such as ethical implications lawyers need to consider, how to use LinkedIn in the hiring process, and apps that can be installed to make your profile even more functional and interactive.

Yet lawyers need to accept their roles as the first line of information security for their firms.

Had the court got that right originally the appeal is unlikely to have been necessary; the girl's lawyers need not have done so much work free («pro bono»); and we would not ever have heard of the case.

David J. Dempsey, Esq., is a practicing trial attorney and general partner in the Atlanta law firm of Coleman & Dempsey, a professor of public speaking at Oglethorpe University in Atlanta, and the author of «Legally Speaking: 40 Powerful Presentation Principles Lawyers Need to Know» (Miranda Publishing, 2002).

Alison Burrison, Partner at McLeish Orlando LLP will speak about this case and provide her thoughts on the information that plaintiff lawyers need to provide to their clients when discussing and offering the option of litigation loans.

But to make the leap it is really this third attribute that lawyers need to learn to feel some comfort with first.

Lawyers need to recognize that this is the first interaction your potential client has with you, knowing that you've paid for the introduction.

Lawyers need to find information, the faster the better.

I am not talking about branding as in lawyers need better fonts (although that wouldn't hurt), I'm talking about a strategic change in the way lawyers see themselves and are seen by the public.

Grady wrote another post suggesting lawyers need to start taking a Jony Ive approach to the delivery of legal services, using design thinking to better meet the needs of clients.

Lawyers need to harness changes in technology to analyze information in new ways, and better understand how humans make decisions to give better strategic advice.

While there is a commonality in many aspects of franchising, thinking that franchisers are fungible with one another, even in the same industry, is something lawyers need to understand.

Currently, lawyers need to rely heavily on reasoning from analogy and anecdotal data when making decisions on case strategy.

The rebranding proposition is simple: lawyers need to be seen as trusted confidants and advocates who understand the market they are serving and care about the valuable things with which they are entrusted.