Sentences with phrase «more routine legal services»

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That is because they can at best make the law office more cost - efficient, which isn't enough to create affordable legal services, other than routine legal services, but not legal advice services.

Not only have these changes helped us to become more efficient in delivering legal services, but they have also helped to empower our 400 + clients to find solutions to routine problems freeing the legal team up to spend more time on more important matters.

Omar's thesis taps into the debate about the commoditization of legal services to make them more widely accessible — e.g., standardizing routine functions so that non-legal professionals can take care of them, with lawyers only called on to handle more complex cases.

The company is now looking to offer more services to consumers and small businesses, according to a feature in the ABA Journal last year, including routine legal advice using a mix of lawyers and non-lawyers.

As to financing such development by Canada's lawyers (instead of by commercial investors) of software for automating the delivery of routine legal services: more than $ 11 million could be raised if every lawyer in Canada paid an addition one - time $ 100 increase in annual law society fees.

They can perhaps speed the adoption of innovations such as the «packaging» of those routine legal services that can be provided more cost - efficiently by software applications such as for writing simple wills and incorporating small companies.

So, automation and machine learning will continue to drive down the cost of routine legal services, while opening up enormous opportunities to bring more people into the market.

The real cause is that most front - line purchasers of corporate legal services (in - house lawyers) care more about what traditional suppliers (law firms) can offer them (strong personal relationships, a reliable brand, routine buying processes, and a familiar culture) than what they can offer the enterprise.

The Internet is not only making it easier for non-experts to gain access to the information they need; it is driving a gradual expansion of automation from low - cost, routine professional services to more bespoke services, especially as artificial intelligence (AI) becomes more sophisticated (e.g., IBM Watson's applications to the healthcare and legal industries).