Evolving Legal Profession (Mar 4, 2020)
Recent reports on how the legal profession is changing and how to be successful in it.
"Casetext Launches New Brief-Writing Automation Platform Compose," Legaltech News
"No Free Lunch: How to Chart Your Course to Success as a Government Lawyer," The National Law Journal
"California Task Force Recommends Limited Fee-Sharing, 'Regulatory Sandbox'," The Recorder
"The Fight Over the Future of Law Firm Ownership Has Put an Industry at Odds," The American Lawyer
"From California to D.C., These Are the Proposals for Reforming Law Firm Ownership," The American Lawyer
"What the U.S. Can Learn From the U.K. Foray Into Nonlawyer Ownership," The American Lawyer
"The Law Firm Disrupted: Talkin' 'Bout Deregulation," Law.com
"Major Law Firms, In-House Departments Strive to Modernize Metrics in New Collaboration," Legaltech News
"How Technology Is Changing the Future of Higher Education," The New York Times
"How to Overcome Imposter Syndrome as a Young Lawyer," Law.com
"Millennial or Boomer, Tech Adoption In Legal Doesn't Come Down to Age," LegalTech News
"Law Firms Are Adopting a Legal Operations Perspective," LegalTech News
"Even Without Client Pressure, Firms Are Becoming BFFs With ALSPs," LegalTech News
"ABA Approves Innovation Resolution, With Revisions to Limit Regulatory Changes," The American Lawyer
"To increase access to justice, regulatory innovation should be considered, ABA House says," ABA Journal
"How to talk data and influence people, including lawyers," Legal Evolution
"'ALSP,' 'New Law' or 'Law Company': What's Behind Legal's Shifting Identity?," LegalTech News
"Corporate Legal Departments Slow to Adopt Artificial Intelligence Contract Analysis Tools," Corporate Counsel
"The Next Generation of Legal Services Delivery," Corporate Counsel
"Three Things You Can Do Today to Become a Better Lawyer," The Legal Intelligencer
"New Civility Standards for NY Lawyers Are About 'Being All That You Can Be,' Andrew Oringer Says," New York Law Journal
"Technology Trends That Will Affect the Legal Profession in 2020," Daily Business Review
"Bar Groups Line Up Against 'Dangerous Changes' to Lawyer Regulation," New York Law Journal
"How to 'Optimize' Your Legal Career—So You Can Eventually Change It," The American Lawyer
"For Law Firms, Automation Could Be the Key to Millennials' Heart," LegalTech News
"'Lawbots to handle a quarter of internal corporate legal requests by 2023," Daily News
"The Lateral Integration Process Has Gotten a Facelift as Firms Search for a Leg Up," The American Lawyer
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