Sentences with phrase «room full of lawyers»
I remember polling the room at a legal tech conference approximately 5 years ago and at that point virtually the entire room full of lawyers was running Blackberries.
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«If we had a room full of lawyers, maybe we would be working with them and thinking about the future terms,» Temple says.
Recently, somebody said that they asked a room full of lawyers who was interested in mentoring, and all the older lawyers raised their hands.
The panel's discussion, led by Law Technology News editor Monica Bay, LexBlog's Kevin O'Keefe, Matt Homan of Lex Think and 10e20 president Chris Winfield, covered the most practical issues raised by a room full of lawyers: How does Twitter make money?
When you try to set yourself apart in a room full of lawyers, you've got to have something that makes you different.
Tech entrepreneur Rich Barton recently sat down with a room full of lawyers to discuss disruption in the legal services industry.
He told a room full of lawyers — at an ABA conference, no less — that the days of easy living were over.
I'm reminded of a few years ago when I believe a representative of the Department of Justice spoke to a room full of lawyers and said that the new number one target of hackers will wide with law firms.
Then I sat in on a seminar where a judge tried to explain a new - ish e-filing system to a room full of lawyers.
«In a room full of lawyers, any idea, no matter how brilliant, will be instantly attacked... most ideas, no matter who initiates them, will be destroyed, dismissed, or postponed for future examination... law firms have a remarkable propensity for half measure, launching poorly specified programs with minimal chance of success....
For his opening plenary at the Strategic Solutions for Solo & Small Firms conference, Dennis Kennedy tried to teach a room full of lawyers how to make decisions about technology.
In a room full of lawyers, if a client needs legal advice, who gets the business?
Pickens told a room full of lawyers about his experience Friday during a lunchtime panel in Dallas.