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We start a new series on the “best-of-breed” boutique law firms with Kalbian Hagerty LLP: experts on the Persian Gulf, the FCPA and more

   Throughout our coverage of the Georgetown University Law Center’s conference on “Law firm evolution” (click here), the hot topic of conversation was the recent development of entrepreneurial

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From Georgetown Law: Dinner with Richard Susskind, John Palfrey, Paul Lippe, Mark Harris, and Jeffrey Carr

  Our coverage of “Law Firm Evolution:  Brave New World or Business As Usual?”, a conference held March 21-23, 2010 by the Georgetown Center for the Study of the Legal Profession.  For all our

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From the Georgetown Law Center: “Law Firm Evolution” – a video interview with Richard Susskind, author of “The End of Lawyers?”

Part of our coverage of “Law Firm Evolution:  Brave New World or Business As Usual?”, a conference held March 21-23, 2010 by the Georgetown Center for the Study of the Legal Profession.  For all

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“Data! Data! Data!” — an interview with Andy Wilson of Logik

This interview is part of our new series “Data! Data! Data!” — Cures for a General Counsel’s ESI Nightmares”.  For our introduction to the series  click here.           

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Trends in the contract attorney market – Part 2: going solo/freelancing, and building a website/blog

  In Part 1 of our Trends series (click here) we provided some brief observations on trends we see in the contract attorney market and e-discovery market based on our conversations and meetings over

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Follow-up to ABA TechShow: Susskind’s words seem to ring true — BigBusiness is dumping BigLaw

We covered Richard Susskind’s speech at the ABA TechShow (click here) and we had previously covered his thoughts in our “Changing Legal Landscape” series (click here). Today’s

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ABATECHSHOW Day 1: Susskind wows the crowd … again

Keynote speaker Richard Susskind “wowed the crowd” and he was usual best.  We saw him last year in London shortly after his book The End of Lawyers?: Rethinking the Nature of Legal Services was

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The contract attorney market: status, trends and outlook-Part 1

The paradigm-shift Almost 7,000 lawyers have been laid off in the first two months of this year.  And all are not yet accounted for.  In today’s New York Times Adam Cohn dissects the paradigm-shifting

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Contract attorneys and the changing legal landscape

Last night’s and this morning’s lead story in the legal media:  800 law firm jobs lost in one day.  And there will be more firings to come (click here for a sample).    For the contract

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