In its recent report on
technological change in the legal profession, the Law Society's assessment was that «solicitors and lawyers face a future of change on a varied scale... Business as usual may not be an option for many, indeed for any, traditional legal service providers».
Not exact matches
If accurate, Ms. Lindsay's declaration stands to hamper the entire BC
legal profession from participating
in one of the most important and sweeping
technological changes since the advent of the internet.
Its innovative and transformative curriculum would address
changes in the
profession by focussing on innovation
in legal education and offering more opportunities for experiential learning geared towards «new competencies» such as entrepreneurial spirit, financial literacy and
technological proficiency.
In a 2015 speech, Chief Justice Beverley McLachlin implored the
legal profession to «accept the idea of
change», including the reality that some tasks that have been traditionally carried out by lawyers can now be more effectively performed through
technological means.
The Illinois State Bar Association Report contains a well - documented description of what it calls «The Big Picture» affecting the
profession, including: the economic challenges plaguing lawyers, the lack of training for law students
in the skills needed to succeed
in the current climate, the reluctance of the population to use traditional
legal services, and the
technological changes redefining the way people work and enabling new actors to reshape the
legal marketplace.
Pretty well everyone agreed that the
legal profession was
in for a pretty major shake up
in any event simply from the impact of
technological change, let alone regulatory requirements (and Brexit).
This course helps students understand the economic pressures,
technological changes, and globalization facing the
legal profession in the 21st century, and to assist students
in successfully navigating their
legal career given these challenges.
Just last week, my colleague Markus (same last name but not related) got an e-mail from an aspiring future lawyer — highly motivated and interested
in legal technology — who wondered how best to develop the necessary skills for a technological future of the legal profession, which we put forward in our 2016 report «How Legal Technology is Changing the Business of Law&ra
legal technology — who wondered how best to develop the necessary skills for a
technological future of the
legal profession, which we put forward in our 2016 report «How Legal Technology is Changing the Business of Law&ra
legal profession, which we put forward
in our 2016 report «How
Legal Technology is Changing the Business of Law&ra
Legal Technology is
Changing the Business of Law».