Some notes on innovation in law firms, based on a talk by Prof. Jonathan Molot of Georgetown Law, from the Thomson Reuters Law Firm Financial Performance Forum.
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Some notes on innovation in law firms, based on a talk by Prof. Jonathan Molot of Georgetown Law, from the Thomson Reuters Law Firm Financial Performance Forum.
Turkey – Google Soap Opera: Taxes + Freedom of Expression When the strained relationship between Google + the Turkish government has been discussed in the Western press, most…
How can courts, especially those that serve self-represented litigants, test their new ideas for improvements directly with their users? I sketched out these thoughts at the Court Technology…
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I have come to realize we are being taught to live in FEAR, for good reason! Since when you live in FEAR, there IS no long term. All well and cleverly adjusted systems are operating on the catch-as-catch-can, hit-and-run method; after all, anything can go wrong at any moment, like the Terrorists can arrive 🙂 > Remember the movie: The Russians Are Coming (2)?
This puts us at the mercy of the bullies who control these ‘up-front’ quickie systems.
Call now! ‘Operators’ are standing by > supplies are clearly limited! Lawyers, in fact most professionals, are no different; pay me NOW; you may not be able later….
YIP, we are living in a nano-second world. We might as well adjust and get used to it.