The building blocks to create the next level of Legal are now available, so why aren’t we “there” yet?
In this month’s NewLaw column, I suggest that Legal’s modernization journey is cultural as well as technological. Indeed, without the evolution of our culture, our innovation efforts are destined to frustrate and underwhelm our key stakeholders.
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My name is Jennifer Buser, Anusia Gillespie’s colleague. For those of you expecting Anusia, she’s at home in Miami enjoying maternity leave with her spouse and newborn son, Raphael Brye Gillespie. Although Anusia is a true pro with columns drafted far in advance, she thought it was important to model good work-life boundaries.
In addition to being happy for Anusia, I am pleased and honored to be her substitute columnist for this month’s edition of NewLaw Fundamentals.
Continue Reading Digital Litigation: Solving a C-Suite pain point (283)
Today is the debut of Anusia Gillespie’s monthly Q&A column on NewLaw Fundamentals. See Post 243. This post (241) is an explainer on why we are running Anusia’s series. One part of the explanation is practical. A second part is deeply analytical and likely of more interest to regular Legal Evolution readers. Both parts, however, are rooted in the value of humility.
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In his viral essay, “It’s Time to Build,” tech entrepreneur Marc Andreessen argues that the colossal institutional failures
Sometimes a technical innovation languishes on the innovator’s shelf despite working perfectly and doing everything the innovator hoped. What’s missing is a business model that can coordinate a fair exchange of value.
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