The ‘Uber’ law firm is a resourcing revolution, not a technology disruption
My friend the wonderful Fred Banning at Pinsents posted on Pulse yesterday about his view of a legal 'Uber' (the disruption benchmark de jour),...
Who’s afraid of IBM Watson? Machine learning and the future of law
Recently in New York, Adam Smith Esq had the opportunity to invite a couple of dozen law firms to 'An Introduction to IBM Watson'...
Lawyers, Cabbies, and Uber
It is not the threat of Uber per se, of course, that looms over lawyers but, rather, the “collaborative economy” that Uber personifies. The...
Lawtendr Finds You a Lawyer by Asking Them to Bid On Your Case
Finding a lawyer when you need one can be a tricky task, but Lawtendr wants to make the process a little easier. You post...
Attack of the bean-counters
Consulting has its Big Three; accounting the Big Four; and executive search a Big Five. But there is no corresponding clutch of dominant law...
Law Firms Of The Future Will Be The Lawyers Of The Past
While all of this is scary to think about for young lawyers, it could be tantalizing indeed for law firm leaders and, especially, their...
