CFL represents a paradigm shift from
the traditional role of a lawyer.
Not exact matches
Those are tomorrow's
lawyers, according to Susskind, with the exception
of the few («expert trusted advisors» and «enhanced practitioners») who manage to find a
traditional role to play.
LeSage and others in similar positions have a rare range
of experience and insight to share with other
lawyers, but they aren't doing it in the
traditional one - on - one mentor
role.
to explore the extent to which the
role of the
traditional lawyer can be sustained in coming years in the face
of challenging trends in the legal marketplace and new techniques for the delivery
of legal services.
While these tools will not supplant the
role of traditional lawyers, they will add value to the services provided by those
lawyers.
«As practicing attorneys, we felt that
traditional bar associations fell short by rejecting legal professionals such as legal support staff, recruiters, and legal technology companies, who all play a vital
role in the everyday practice
of law and the future
of the legal industry,» explains founder Val Kleyman, a practicing
lawyer in New York City.
In this episode, in - house
lawyer Elliot Miller and outside litigation counsel Adam Losey discuss the different perspectives they have in their respective
roles, the realities
of traditional v. alternative billing structures, the importance
of trust, and more.
The firm is also elevating the
role of technology, with Atrium's
lawyers working as advisors to Atrium LTS to develop more efficient tools and processes for delivering legal services and for automating low - value tasks that
traditional firms bill for on an hourly basis.
Now — as the
traditional way
of doing business shifts and new pressures threaten the ability to deliver on the promise
of our rights and freedoms — is the time for
lawyers to examine their changing
roles and for the profession to clarify its responsibilities as advocate for the rule
of law and a protector
of the justice system.
As litigation progresses, we often work with these
lawyers in ways that go well beyond the
traditional role of local counsel.
«The
traditional role of government contracts
lawyers will still be useful and I can see counsel advising those financial institutions that eventually are selected,» Horan says.
My aim was to explore the extent to which the
role of the
traditional lawyer could be sustained in coming years in the face
of challenging trends in the legal marketplace and new techniques for the delivery
of legal services.
Lawyers of faith chafe at the profession's traditional emphasis on role - differentiated morality — i.e., the suggestion that lawyers should facilitate client conduct as long as it is legal, regardless of its compatibility with the lawyer's own moral convi
Lawyers of faith chafe at the profession's
traditional emphasis on
role - differentiated morality — i.e., the suggestion that
lawyers should facilitate client conduct as long as it is legal, regardless of its compatibility with the lawyer's own moral convi
lawyers should facilitate client conduct as long as it is legal, regardless
of its compatibility with the
lawyer's own moral convictions.
Senate Banking Committee Chairman Chris Dodd and House Financial Services Chairman Barney Frank ultimately agreed with this perspective, we appreciate their sensitivity to retaining the
traditional supervisory
role of the states in regulating
lawyers.
In his book Dr. Susskind asks and explores the extent to which the
role of the
traditional lawyer can be sustained in coming years in the face
of what he sees as challenging trends in the legal marketplace, and various new techniques and technologies for the delivery
of legal services.
This was accentuated by the fact that the
role of in - house counsel had evolved from a
traditional nuts - and - bolts
lawyer to being a trusted member
of the senior executive team.
There are a number
of reported cases where the courts have held
lawyers acting outside the scope
of their
traditional roles responsible for complying with the professional standards relevant to the applicable industry.
The majority
of responses from the experts on the day being that: while
traditional legal
roles may not exist in ten years, and lower level administrative tasks will be performed by robots,
lawyers will always be needed.
It is a unique event which will introduce law students, as well as professionals within the legal community (
lawyers, judges, court administrators, etc.) to different IT related themes such as the impact
of new technologies (e-discovery and videoconference) on
traditional justice mechanisms and ADR; the
role already played by technology in Canadian courtrooms and around the world; as well as a look at what the future holds.
A recent Superior Court
of Justice decision calling the
traditional judicial
role as the passive receiver
of evidence «antiquated» serves as a useful guide for working toward efficiency while still maintaining fairness, Toronto family
lawyer Brian Ludmer tells Law Times.
A recent Superior Court
of Justice decision calling the
traditional judicial
role as the passive receiver
of evidence «antiquated» serves as a useful guide for working toward efficiency while still maintaining fairness, Toronto family
lawyer
Limited Scope Representation, unlike in
traditional litigation, characterizes the Collaborative Law Participation Agreement which stipulates that the
lawyers and their clients agree to limit the
lawyers»
role to that
of providing representation for settlement only.
Shedding their
traditional adversarial
roles, the
lawyers work with the husband and wife as a team to resolve divorce - or child - related problems and to craft a settlement that will be in the best interests
of the entire family.