Sentences with phrase «way someone practice law»
How would you incorporate this into the way you practice law for your firm?
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The program's related activities are focused on giving practical knowledge to students and expose them to the changes that will have an influence on the way they practice law.
Technology has forever changed the way we practice law.
«An event that will change the way you practice law.»
The way we practice law is in itself discriminatory against people with disabilities.
When most vendors talk about legal technologies and legal AI, they're saying things like: «legal tech is going to revolutionize the way we work and these technologies are going to change the way we practice law.»
What we've seen is that legal has revolutionized the way we practice law and legal AI and legal tech are now mainstream.
Whether you are ready or not, Artificial Intelligence is impacting the way we practice law and operate law firms.
How to Work With Contract Lawyers: Strategies for Saving Your Firm Money, Increasing Your Profits, Improving the Way You Practice Law — and Getting Your Life Back (co-presenter with Patricia A. Sokolich) Thursday, March 10, 2011, 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. 14 Vesey St., New York, New York
The ABA TECHSHOW EXPO is an attendee's chance to talk face - to - face with the leading vendors in legal technology and see first - hand how technology can improve the way you practice law.
New York County Lawyers Association (under the title «How to Work With Contract Lawyers: Strategies for Saving Your Firm Money, Increasing Your Profits, Improving the Way You Practice Law — and Getting Your Life Back «-RRB- March 10, 2011 New York, New York Co-presenter with Patricia Sokolich
Congratulations to Chris Attig of GPSOLO on winning our SmallLaw Pick of the Week award: How Representing Veterans Changed the Way I Practice Law
«Legal project management has fundamentally changed the way I practice law.»
Yes, technology is important, and yes you should use it to improve the way you practice law.
The 2011 Apple in Law Offices Survey saw over 750 respondents provide insight on how Apple devices, ranging from the iPhone to the MacBook, are impacting the way they practice law.
Susskind and others have written on the power of automation, of computers not just changing the way we practice law, but possibly bypassing lawyers completely.
Most of the lawyers at that conference (all of which were very good and very smart) would have privately told you that, but for Acme's focus and drive, they would not be making any changes to the way they practice law.