Legal Services
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Sponsored Content, TechnologyMeet LINK: The Easy Way To Handle All Your Document Workflows On Your Mobile Device In A Single App
LINK offers the single-app workflows you need to fully work on your documents and manage your email from your mobile devices, anytime and anywhere. -
Sponsored Content, TechnologyMyCase Continues To Change The Practice Management Game With Universal Payments And Superior Integrations
Be the most productive and efficient lawyer you can be with these new tools. 
SponsoredGenerative AI at Work: Boosting e-Discovery Efficiency for Corporate Legal Teams
While generative AI may feel like a hot new topic, the legal industry is no stranger to leveraging artificial intelligence.-
TechnologyWith IP Accelerator, Amazon Edges Into The Legal Services Arena
It is not hard to imagine a time when Amazon offers curated networks of lawyers providing services at pre-negotiated rates.
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Sponsored Content, TechnologyBringing Skilled Management And Sophisticated Tech To Alternative Legal Services
Mindcrest provides fully project-managed legal services and it excels at handling large-volume and increasingly sophisticated legal work with the levels of technology, process, and oversight that top clients need and expect. -
Sponsored Content, TechnologyManaged Alternative Legal Services Built Around The Client’s Needs
Mindcrest provides fully project-managed legal services and it excels at handling large-volume and increasingly sophisticated legal work with the levels of technology, process, and oversight that top clients need and expect. -
TechnologyCalifornia Task Force To Vote This Week On Sweeping Changes To Legal Services Delivery
The most cutting-edge aspect of the proposals is to allow entities to deliver legal services even when no lawyer is in the mix. -
Sponsored Content, TechnologyMeet Mindcrest: Raising The Bar For Managed Alternative Legal Services
Mindcrest provides fully project-managed legal services and it excels at handling large-volume and increasingly sophisticated legal work with the levels of technology, process, and oversight that top clients need and expect. -
Sponsored Content, TechnologyVortexLegal: Increasing Your Bottom Line, One Hearing At A Time
VortexLegal supplies you with on-demand attorneys on the ground who can handle routine matters. 
SponsoredAI Presents Both Opportunities And Risks For Lawyers. Are You Prepared?
Get up to speed on AI’s rapid growth, risks, and potential — and take your knowledge of artificial intelligence to the next level.-
Small Law Firms, Sponsored ContentMeet Esq.Me, The Legal Services Marketplace That’s Revolutionizing The Way Small Firms Do Business
Esq.Me helps you find what you need at a price that fits your budget, all while allowing you to make extra cash on the side if you so choose. -
Public InterestProfession Versus Business: Paraprofessional Protectionism
Clinging to the idea that an attorney’s work is above and superior to a business is shortsighted and career limiting. -
TechnologyTechnology Implementation: Process Before Purchase And Data Before Decision
Biglaw can learn a lot from the best practices of small firms when it comes to technology investments. -
Public Interest, TechnologyThe Education Gap In The Law
We need to elevate the average person’s knowledge for preventative legal checkups, but how? -
Small Law FirmsAre Legal Services A Commodity?
Do we despair that we chose a profession in which our time is seen as nothing but a commodity?
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Curbing Client And Talent Loss With Productivity Tech
Generative AI at Work: Boosting e-Discovery Efficiency for Corporate Legal Teams
AI Presents Both Opportunities And Risks For Lawyers. Are You Prepared?
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Happy Lawyers, Better Results The Key To Thriving In Tough Times
Law Firm Business Development Is More Than Relationship Building
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Career Center, Career Files, Technology
From The Career Files: What Lawyers Can Learn From Uber
There are some prominent analogies between how Uber operates and how legal services are delivered. -
Biglaw, Career Center, Career Files, Harvard, Lawyers
From The Career Files: The Message From Harvard - 'New Law' Is Replacing 'Biglaw,' But How Will The Profession Respond?
Oliver Goodenough recaps Harvard's workshop on Disruptive Innovation in the Market for Legal Services. -
Affirmative Action, Biglaw, Disasters / Emergencies, Election Law, Gay Marriage, Insurance, Job Searches, Law School Deans, Law Schools, Morning Docket, Pro Bono, Real Estate, SCOTUS, Supreme Court, United Kingdom / Great Britain
Morning Docket: 05.29.13
* This year, like every year before it, SCOTUS is saving the best cases (read: most controversial) for last. We’ll likely see opinions on voting rights, affirmative action, and gay marriage in June. [WSJ Law Blog]
* We know of at least one Biglaw firm that will be putting its increase in gross revenue to work. Boies Schiller is planning to open its first office outside of the United States in the “near-term.” [Am Law Daily]
* If you’d like to get paid under a terrorism insurance policy for your damages in the Boston bombings, you’ll have to wait; the bombings haven’t been certified as acts of terror yet. [National Law Journal]
* Mandatory pro bono work is now required for bar admission in New York, but it’s still not enough to close the justice gap. Now Chief Judge Lippman wants to give non-lawyers a chance to provide legal services. [New York Law Journal]
* Arizona Law recently made the announcement that interim dean Marc Miller has been instated as the school’s permanent dean. What’s not to like about a “new” dean and new tuition cuts? [UANews]
* As many of our readers know, the job market is rough, but apparently if you take some compliance classes in law school, you’ll magically become employable. Great success! [Corporate Counsel]
* Brooklyn Law, do you remember what your old dorm looked like? It’s different now that it’s been transformed into an apartment complex that’s no longer stained with the tears of law students. [Curbed]
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Attorney Misconduct, Crowell & Moring, Deaths, Free Speech, Health Care / Medicine, iPhone, Jersey Shore, Legal Ethics, Morning Docket, United Kingdom / Great Britain
Morning Docket: 10.07.11
* The Westboro Baptist Church has announced — on an iPhone — that it will be picketing Steve Jobs’s funeral. And now I have an Alanis Morissette song stuck in my head. [Los Angeles Times] * Price check on aisle seven. Price check on aisle seven for a divorce train wreck. People over in England […]
