By Dan Packel | September 2, 2020
From opening the door to legal advertising in 1977 to allowing nonlawyers an equity stake in law firms this year, Arizona is shaping the way for an evolution of legal services. Consumer law is lining up first ... but what's next?
By Frank Ready | August 27, 2020
ALSPs continue to embrace the use of new technologies within their services, but even the ongoing competition generated from those outlets may not be enough to push law firms to up their own tech infrastructure before it's too late.
By Victoria Hudgins | August 25, 2020
All eyes were on Utah when it allowed nonlawyers to perform more legal services and share fees with lawyers for the first time in the U.S. Now states will closely watch how Utah lawyers' revenue and consumer complaints fare in the new "sandbox."
By Zach Warren | August 25, 2020
In this Q&A for its Breaking Tradition series, Law.com catches up with Jared Coseglia, CEO and founder of TRU Staffing Partners. He explains why tech jobs are shifting from law firms to ALSPs, and why law students need permission not to have to practice law.
By Victoria Hudgins | August 20, 2020
While a law firm's alternative legal service provider (ALSP) may be more expensive, corporate legal departments says there's more than just the vendor's Big Law backing that is appealing.
By Lucian T. Pera, Adams & Reese and Yvonne Nath, LawVision | August 20, 2020
The language Chambers uses in a recent report strongly suggests they are testing their audience's reaction to ranking ALSPs like law firms. What does that mean for the broader legal marketplace?
By Rhys Dipshan | August 18, 2020
With Carrick Capital as its new majority shareholder, Factor plans to almost double its staffing levels with a particular focus on industry specialists.
By Dan Packel | August 17, 2020
Rather than relying on internal or third-party data to fuel predictions on litigation outcomes, the firm is working with the two outside providers to combine both into one platform.
By Zach Warren | August 17, 2020
In this Q&A for its Breaking Tradition series, Law.com catches up with Lucy Bassli, founder and principal of InnoLegal Services and former assistant general counsel at Microsoft. She tells why she went "irregular" out on her own, and why transparency and trust are important in alternative legal service provider relationships.
By Victoria Hudgins | August 13, 2020
Budget realities and the move to remote work movement have accelerated the use of alternative legal service providers. But not all legal departments and law firms are comfortable leveraging these new law companies.
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