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#GreatExpectations, Part V: Cloudy with a Chance of Digital Disruption (220)

By Jae Um on January 21, 2021

Posted in BigLaw, Data Points, In-House Legal Departments, Legal Productivity Problem, LegalTech, NewLaw, PeopleLaw

The 4th Industrial Revolution is here (even for lawyers). A look at what digital transformation actually means for legal markets — and the investments tomorrow’s winners are making today.

Today’s post is the final part in the 5-part series #GreatExpectations for the #GreatReset. (Like the vaccine rollout 💉 and my workout plan 😁, this post is a bit delayed 🥺. A million thanks to Bill and the Legal Evolution audience for the patience!)
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Special Post: LexFusion offers new way to design, bundle, and buy one-to-many legal solutions (203)

By Bill Henderson on October 2, 2020

Posted in Case Studies, Diffusion Theory, Founder Stories, Leadership, Legal Innovation, LegalTech, NewLaw

A long-game model based on expertise, access, and trust.

This post is a deep dive into LexFusion, a new go-to-market organization founded by Joe Borstein and Paul Stroka.

Longtime readers of Legal Evolution may recall Post 034, which was a profile of the legal industry’s most skillful and accomplished team of consultative…