Sentences with phrase «on change in the legal industry»

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Rob Rowe, a lawyer with the American Bankers Association, said on Wednesday that while the «industry certainly appreciates any additional guidance on the ability to bank marijuana dispensaries in states where use is legal, it really doesn't change the fundamental prohibition.»
Some of the changes in EPA's legal rationale, Donahue suggested, would respond to comments the industry had submitted to the agency, such as those Tribe filed late last year on behalf of his client, Peabody Coal.
Chicago puts on a great show and the displays I've witnessed in the last month speak volumes to the role of Chicago on the leaderboard of change in the modern legal industry.
Litera Microsystems willingness to comment holistically on the very industry its products is in many respects fundamentally changing, is a bit unique among legal tech vendors and the publication could in short order become a significant voice.
Unfortunately, you may find yourself subject to the same type of challenging bill auditing procedures and guidelines brought on by the rapid changes of the last few decades in the legal industry.
When I pause to reflect on where we are today, not just in the legal industry but as a business community and a society, I'd say we're in a period not just of rapid change but increasingly rapid change.
We regularly write in this space on all of the changes that are occurring within the legal industry.
On law firm management: The legal industry has seen long - term change and pockets of true innovation, said Walsh of LexisNexis, but «fundamental innovation in the law firm model» is inhibited by poor management at some firms and a management model based on fractionalized leadershiOn law firm management: The legal industry has seen long - term change and pockets of true innovation, said Walsh of LexisNexis, but «fundamental innovation in the law firm model» is inhibited by poor management at some firms and a management model based on fractionalized leadershion fractionalized leadership.
This month, Philipp Strasse, an attorney specialising in insurance law speaks on how he has seen the legal world change, how he helps his clients through litigation and the developments in the insurance industry.
Despite large law firms» reputation as being slow to embrace change, the new partners gave their home firms surprisingly positive grades on how they are adapting to shifts in the legal industry.
In an industry pushing to increase diversity in its ranks, as well as address changing consumer demographics, we are losing out on building scalable, impactful legal tech companies due to this funding gaIn an industry pushing to increase diversity in its ranks, as well as address changing consumer demographics, we are losing out on building scalable, impactful legal tech companies due to this funding gain its ranks, as well as address changing consumer demographics, we are losing out on building scalable, impactful legal tech companies due to this funding gap.
The legal services industry is now focusing more on changes in Information Technology.
The content in this collection provides practical advice and clarifies complex legal issues, relating to industry trends and the impact of changing legislation on data protection and information security.
Susskind's books predict significant new pressures on the legal marketplace and, as a result, great change in the legal industry.
SoLI was an exciting conference on the budding innovations in the legal industry starting at the law school level to better prepare for the constantly changing practice of law, better serve clients in a more efficient, business - minded way and increase connections in the industry.
Keep up - to - date with our insight into industry developments, changes in the legal landscape and the impact on market conditions.
Though the effect on the legal industry is difficult to define, one professor at the Indiana University Maurer School of Law is seeking to help legal professionals understand the changes taking place in their industry and provide insight into what makes those changes stick.
[/ strong] We hear it in the media, read it in industry reports, and see it in our offices every day: the Canadian legal market is on the brink of fundamental change.
Many law firms are unprepared for the sea of change that is underway in the legal industry, as identified in the annual «2018 Report on the State of the Legal Market.&rlegal industry, as identified in the annual «2018 Report on the State of the Legal Market.&rLegal Market.»
Summary With so many new changes on the horizon in the legal industry there are tons of interesting problems to solve and interesting things to learn with a future we can barely imagine.
SeyfarthLean Consulting LLC's SeytLines is a resource for lawyers, consultants, vendors, academics and journalists seeking discussion and updates on leadership, change, efficiency, strategy and innovation in the legal industry.
I had the pleasure of speaking with him recently to hear his thoughts on his career and the current changes afoot in the legal industry.
The Legal Innovators Roundtable, a monthly gathering of the like - minded in downtown Toronto, is a constant source of fresh ideas on the changing face of the legal induLegal Innovators Roundtable, a monthly gathering of the like - minded in downtown Toronto, is a constant source of fresh ideas on the changing face of the legal indulegal industry.
Ron didn't really touch too much on what people in the legal industry could be doing in terms of accelerating change, let's say.
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