Sentences with phrase «traditional firms see»

The difference between ourselves and a traditional law firm is that traditional firms see technology purely as a cost - saving measure: if I do this, the cost can go down.

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The deal is a clear indication of Uber's determination to ditch drivers in in its minicabs, and is the latest move by traditional vehicle manufacturers looking to team up with Silicon Valley firms long seen as disruptive threats to their industry.

Carpetright is not your typical tech firm so to see the unprecedented levels of engagement, and business performance is a statement to the industry that paves the way for other traditional retailers and organisations looking to move their business forward.»

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They can see much further into the future than most lawyers; they endure sleepless nights worrying about the storage and security of big data; and they are typically fascinated by the potential of artificial intelligence to disrupt the traditional law firm business model.

With the exception of getting others to do work, I don't see much in these characteristics of an entrepreneur that resembles a traditional law firm partner.

And on that subject, when I see a firm send out a traditional case summary under the title «Client Advisory» or «Client Alert,» I will readily acknowledge that they've done it wrong.

You will see there that our top people are paid quite modestly compared to lawyers at a comparable level in a traditional law firm.

For example, a number of our team were equity partners in traditional law firms who were motivated to join us because of the failings they saw in the partnership structure, and we were one of the very few places that offered them a different structure.

While our clients are often tempted to repeat traditional tactics they've seen dominating the airwaves, such as speed - and - greed talk, faked testimonials, and a hyper - focus on the size of firms and settlements, Network Affiliates now steers lawyers away from these communication strategies.

With Counterculture, I am able to communicate with clients in a much more open way because they don't see us as a traditional law firm.

The traditional path saw someone become an associate at a law firm specializing in a specific area of the law.

We at Kira are seeing a similar phenomenon, where our customers are telling us that our contract analysis software (which uses machine learning to identify contract provisions) enables them to understand business risks that would have been prohibitively expensive to uncover by engaging a traditional law firm advice.

It starts to look like we're seeing the sunset of the traditional just being a lawyer law firm.

At the same time, the Financial Times pointed to the continued consolidation of major law firms, predicting that we will soon see the emergence of the «$ 5 billion law firm» — itself a response to those growing pressures on traditional fee structures.

In other countries we see changes where large corporations are now law firms due to new laws, although the United States is far more defensive in its posture on traditional law firms.

Morris says he believes when new and junior lawyers see what the technology is capable of, and that it is possible to operate in an ethical and professional way using it, and also how «incredibly inexpensive» it is compared to running a more traditional law firm, «we'll see a lot more people doing it this way.»

With a significant international client base, especially in the technology and consumer products sectors, Valerie sees her role as bridging the gap between in - house counsel and a traditional external law firm — by thinking more like her clients, and not just as an outside lawyer.

We've seen the futility of traditional law firm business models whose services are simply out of reach for more than 85 % of potential clients.

«We will also see more collaboration especially across bet the company firms who have no overlap with traditional ASPs.

I've seen traditional law firms that give clients answers as indecipherable as their bills.

Similarly, we see increased demand from firms to hire focused business development leaders — dare we say professional sales people — for firms willing to experiment with changes to the traditional «seller - doer» model of generating legal work.

Think of all the traditional law firm marketing we see in the industry that focuses on «how good the attorneys are.»

This impedes on a large percentage of billable hours (see above) a traditional legal firm would impose on a client.

It is inevitable that even in the most traditional and conservative of law firms and in - house legal departments, we'll see increased willingness to turn to AI rather than relying solely on humans for legal analysis and services.

And here's why there's hope you can get the fuddy - duddies in your firm to see that blogging for their «traditional law firm» may be a good fit.

The conventional wisdom is that ALSPs have cracked the code of the legal market: they've seen how the traditional law firm's archaic approach to producing and delivering legal work creates gaping market inefficiencies begging to be exploited, and they've figured out how process improvement, technological investment, labour arbitrage, and system overhauls can enable that exploitation.

As specialists from traditional roles in law firm management have increasingly found themselves involved in supporting the pricing function, so we have seen the emergence of the need for a group to provide them with support, collegiality, training and resources.

Back in September we ran a a story in the Insider about the UK software house Slicedbread and their recent deal with UK top - 50 law firm Keoghs that saw the implementation of an adaptive case management system (based on their shared platform) to replace a traditional DMS + case management software installation.

We created Forms & Essentialssm because we saw that there were a lot of individuals and small business owners with unmet legal needs, largely due to the cost of getting those needs met through a traditional law firm.

Edmundson stated that the new company doesn't «see itself as a traditional law firm» who view legal services as one offering amongst many.

I see nothing said here about what seems to me to be the central traditional purpose of a partnership structure: the desire to apportion net earnings in agreed proportions, — as organized by the partnership agreement, — from year to year, rather than to structure earnings as stated sums payable by way of salary (which of course would be the default structure if the firm were owned by equity investors).

The Delphi - type forecast of shares of the product ($ spent annually) of the legal services supply chain we published in 2016 suggests the majority of traditional BigLaw business model firms will fail to remake themselves by 2025 — see https://www.remakinglawfirms.com/evidence-showing-why-biglaw-firms-must-start-remaking-now/.

2013 will see many traditional companies (law firms included) roll out Windows 8, accompanied by IE10.

Initial coin offerings (ICOs) saw record inflows, giving traditional venture capital firms a run for their money — no pun intended.

PT: Can you tell us about transitioning from Zillow — a firm many see as a disintermediator to the traditional real estate model — to a brand like CENTURY 21?