Where productivity in other sectors improves, the cost
of legal work certainly relatively increases.
Not exact matches
They
certainly weren't essential to the success
of the campaign, which instead relied on the hard
work of a small but dedicated group and a Judicial Review made possible by
legal aid and Leigh Day and Co. solicitors (currently taking on Hunt himself in Lewisham).
But that process
certainly won't
work for every type
of legal problem.
Although issues
of exclusion are not unique to the
legal professions, they are
certainly among the worst offenders, which has been substantiated by the
Working Group's investigations.
Even if a law school has a clinical program to acquaint students with the procedures
of the real
legal system, there will almost
certainly be no instruction in how to dictate a letter, how to delegate
work to secretaries or paralegals, how to maintain a file, how to record billable time, or any
of the other practical office skills which go into practicing law.
And while accounting firms may not seek to take on the bespoke
work that is typically handled by large law firms, alternative providers
of legal services can
certainly be very effective in other areas
of legal work.
Certainly for... A large portion
of our outside
legal spend, I
work with smaller firms that have expertise in our subject matter.
While there is almost
certainly overuse
of the term «AI» in some areas
of the market, the technology is indeed making a genuine impact on how
legal professionals
work.
I suppose it's easy for me to say as a lawyer who only does pro bono
work while being paid a salary to encourage other busy lawyers to do more pro bono
work on top
of their paid
work, but I can
certainly envision a justice system that is an effective and fully accessible dispute resolution and rights enforcement system first, and the driver
of a lucrative
legal services industry second.
But selling ownership
of the
legal profession to nonlawyers who want hefty returns on their investments is most
certainly not the answer considering that it will worsen, not improve, worsen the profit motivations / greed in the process (more layers
of entities to pay), and considering that it will most
certainly weaken the independence
of the
legal profession to the profound detriment
of society, and considering that the access to outside capital will serve only to greatly accelerate anti-competitive concentrations (a trend various ABS insiders and observers in the UK candidly admit is happening and one they candidly admit that they are
working hard to accelerate).
When the press reports that Nestlé leads the way in terms
of work flexibility, our interview with Maurice - Jones confirms that this is
certainly true in the United Kingdom and Ireland even for one
of the most traditional
of corporate areas, the sacrosanct
legal department.
And while this is
certainly convenient, it is becoming clear that mobility can also maximize the value
of legal research in terms
of productivity, quality
of work and cost containment — all important components
of an efficient, successful practice.
Certainly there are progressive
legal academics drawing on the literature
of things like Critical Race Theory in their current
work.
It would be
legal, I suggest, under section 18 of the Ontario Human Rights Code for a lawyer working in legal aid clinic established to serve African Canadians to refuse to provide services to a white potential client (I certainly hope it would be legal, since Legal Aid Ontario funds such a cli
legal, I suggest, under section 18
of the Ontario Human Rights Code for a lawyer
working in
legal aid clinic established to serve African Canadians to refuse to provide services to a white potential client (I certainly hope it would be legal, since Legal Aid Ontario funds such a cli
legal aid clinic established to serve African Canadians to refuse to provide services to a white potential client (I
certainly hope it would be
legal, since Legal Aid Ontario funds such a cli
legal, since
Legal Aid Ontario funds such a cli
Legal Aid Ontario funds such a clinic).