Evolving Legal Profession (Sep 25, 2019)
Recent reports on how the legal profession is changing and how to be successful in it.
"Another Law Firm Abandons Mandatory Arbitration as Pressure Continues," The American Lawyer
"Looking Beyond Statistical Diversity," The National Law Journal
"The Trend to Watch: Forecasting the Future Direction of the Legal Market," The American Lawyer
"Incremental Change Is the Key to Law Firm Innovation," The American Lawyer
"Survival of the Fittest: Millennial Lawyers Are Skipping NY Bar Association Events. We Wanted to Know Why," New York Law Journal
"Optimizing Legal Ops in law firms," Legal Evolution
"Lawyers With Empathy in Practice," Corporate Counsel
"The Juggling Act: Tips for Young Lawyers with Families," The National Law Journal
"Playing the Long Game: Client Development Strategies for Young Lawyers," The National Law Journal
"'Go Outside Your Comfort Zone': Industry Titans Offer Young Lawyers Advice," The American Lawyer
"Survival of the Fittest: As Baby Boomers Retire, NY Bar Associations Face Harsh Realities," New York Law Journal
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