Here’s more from my recent infection with the tech bug at the ReInvent Law symposium in New York. As a guy who has practiced our craft for 36 years and is about to become president of the state’s biggest bar association, I am keenly interested in where the delivery of legal services is going. As a former (and still part-time) legal educator, I am wondering what should be taught to “Next Gen” lawyers who are going to try to make a career in this wildly changed and fluid marketplace.
And as a senior lawyer who keeps trying to retire, I am fascinated by how interesting it might be to develop a new service delivery model and reinvent (again) my career.
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