Evolving Legal Profession (Oct 9, 2019)
Recent reports on how the legal profession is changing and how to be successful in it.
"The Law Firm and ALSP Relationship Status: It's Complicated," Legaltech News
"How Dressing 'Lawyerly' Changed Between 1995 and 2019," Daily Report
"Goodbye Email, Hello Brave New World," Legaltech News
"New Doors Open for GCs: As the GC Role Grows, So Do Career Opportunities," Corporate Counsel
"Uncertainty May Keep Legal Operations Out of Small to Midsize Legal Departments," Corporate Counsel
"California may soon push doctors and lawyers to confront their biases," Los Angeles Times
"Open Offices Are a Capitalist Dead End," New York Times
"BCLP Launches High-Volume Legal Services Arm, Adds Tech Exec," The American Lawyer
"The new legal economy," Law21
"The Supreme Court said the Peace Cross can stay. How did these students rule?," The Washington Post
"A new study shows that women in law lower their voices to sound more masculine," Precedent Magazine
"AI Makes Job Interviews Faster, But Compliance Harder," Legaltech News
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