Evolving Legal Profession (Aug 31, 2022)
Recent reports on how the legal profession is changing and how to be successful in it.
"Lawmakers Approve Bill Blocking State Bar's Paraprofessional, Regulatory Sandbox Programs," The Recorder
"Is Law Firm 'Free Agency' Pushing Clients and Firms Apart?," The American Lawyer
"As Public Comment Period Winds Down, Debate Heats Up Over ABA Proposal to Make LSAT Optional," Law.com
"New Study Provides Unique Snapshot of Legal Department Diversity," Corporate Counsel
"New Law Firm Leases Trade Square Footage for Prime Locations, Views and Amenities," Daily Business Review
"Mid-Size Law Firms Push The Envelope on How Work Gets Done," Law.com
"Fourth Circuit Becomes First Appeals Court to Find Gender Dysphoria Protected by ADA," The National Law Journal
"Disability law protects people with gender dysphoria, 4th Circuit rules," ABA Journal
"Preparing for Racial Equity Audits," Corporate Counsel
"Baker Botts Inks the Biggest Lease of Q2 as Law Office Lease Activity Rises," The American Lawyer
"Colorado could be next to let non-lawyers provide limited legal services," Reuters
"'Change Is Coming': Despite ABA Vote, Law Firms Will Face More Rivals Outside the Legal Industry," The American Lawyer
"ABA Sides Against Opening Law Firms Up to New Competition," Bloomberg
"Sharing fees with nonlawyers is inconsistent with profession's 'core values,' ABA House says," ABA Journal
"New York is first state to require CLE course in cybersecurity," ABA Journal
"Law firms opt for office relocations as attorneys return to in-person work," Reuters
"ABA House of Delegates Votes to Loosen Restrictions on Distance Education for Law Students," Law.com
"After Multiple Revisions, ABA House of Delegates Withdraws Diversity and Inclusion Resolution," Law.com
"Legal Ed pulls back HOD diversity resolution, saying more discussion is needed," ABA Journal
"The Next Iteration of Hybrid Work?: Immigration Boutique Launches in the Metaverse," The American Lawyer
"Law Firm Automation Will Survive the Pandemic," Legaltech News
"The bar exam. Who needs it?," Reuters
"Midlevels Dish on What Law Firms Are Getting Right—And Wrong," The American Lawyer
"Associates Expect Their Tech To Work, And Partners Had Better Use It Too," The American Lawyer
"As Attorneys Return to Offices, Law Firms Balance Financial and Mentorship Challenges," Daily Report
"Don't blame baby: Survey finds most women quit big firms over culture, not family," Reuters
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