Evolving Legal Profession (Aug 19, 2020)
Recent reports on how the legal profession is changing and how to be successful in it.
"Already Out of the Office, Talent Flocks to Distributed Firms," The American Lawyer
"Navigating an Uncertain Legal Market," New York Law Journal
"Firm Leaders Find More Frequent, Transparent Communication Key During Pandemic," The American Lawyer
"Zooming Into the Future: Tips to Improve One's Appearance at Online Meetings," The Legal Intelligencer
"Remote work really does mean longer days - and more meetings," The Washington Post
"The Pandemic Is Pushing-and Preventing-Law Firm Innovation," Legaltech News
"Big Firms in Strong Position to Fight for Broader Lease Protections, Experts Say," The American Lawyer
"Breaking Tradition: How New Law is Challenging Big Law," Law.com
"What Is New Law? The Definition Can Be Broad, but It's All About Value," Law.com
"ALSPs Are Still More Threat Than Partner to Law Firms," Law.com
"Law Firms Must Learn How to Collaborate With ALSPs—Clients Are Waiting," Law.com
"Why ALSPs Are In a 'Unique Position' to Aid Today's Legal Departments," Law.com
"Law Firms and Outside Legal Service Providers Have Begun to 'Meet in the Middle'," Law.com
"Will the COVID-19 pandemic fundamentally remake the legal industry?," ABA Journal
"On Appeals: The Surprising Humanity of Remote Work," The Recorder
"Climbing a Shaky Career Ladder: Rookie Lawyers Learn It's Hard to Plan in a Pandemic," Law.com
"Career Development for the Young Lawyer During COVID-19," The Legal Intelligencer
"Chicago Bar Task Force Recs Steer Clear of Outside Ownership in Law Firms," The American Lawyer
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