A great deal of interest has been expressed of late as to the future of the profession of law, both in Connecticut and throughout the country.
Several years ago, a Connecticut Bar Association Task Force on the Future of the Legal Profession, co-chaired by Brad Saxton, who was then the dean of Quinnipiac School of Law, and Tim Fisher, now is now the law school dean at the University of Connecticut, provided many thoughtful but sobering ideas on what was on the horizon, including some trends portending significant changes.
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