Texas Lawyer asked attorneys to predict how law and lawyering may look in 25 years. Among the suggestions: the death of e-discovery, use of cyber-courts, and auto-translation to end language barriers. Another response, in haiku form, predicts that 2035 brings the end of the BP oil spill.
July 06, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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Law editor Jacylyn Gardner from Texas Lawyer contacted attorneys to get their thoughts on what the next quarter-century may hold for Texas law and lawyering. Their e-mailed responses (including one haiku) are below, edited for length and style.
Robots doing lawyer work and lawyers doing robot work.
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