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The Law Firm Disrupted: The WeWork of Law Firms?
A look at the lessons law firm leaders can take from the descent of WeWork.
Mount Sinai Data Breach Is Wake-Up Call for Compliance Officers, In-House Counsel
A 25 million record data breach at a collection agency serving hospitals including New York's Mount Sinai and laboratories including Quest Diagnostics and LabCorp is a wake-up call for in-house counsel and compliance officers to address risks from business associates, lawyers said.
Rising Health Care Data Breaches Are A Wake-Up Call for CLOs, Compliance Officers
A 25 million record data breach at a collection agency serving hospitals including New York's Mount Sinai and laboratories including Quest Diagnostics and LabCorp is a wake-up call for in-house counsel and compliance officers to address risks from business associates, lawyers said.
Can 'Virtual' Law Firms Help Close the Partner Gender Gap?
A Working Mother survey suggests law firms still have a long way to go to achieve gender parity—even up in the cloud.
Can 'Virtual' Law Firms Help Close the Partner Gender Gap?
A Working Mother survey suggests law firms still have a long way to go to achieve gender parity—even up in the cloud.
The Law Firm Disrupted: Change Ahead for the Billable Hour, and This Column
Clifford Chance is piloting a program to do away with the billable hour. It only took 17 years. Plus, columnist Roy Strom bids farewell.
NetDocuments Wants to Update Legal's Tedious Document Organizing Process
NetDocuments' new SetBuilder add-on, built off Chapman and Cutler's Closing Room program, looks to digitize and streamline legal's traditional approach of organizing bulky amounts of documents.
The Law Firm Disrupted: A Big Firm Makes Time for Behavior Change
When it comes to driving change among lawyers, there's a middle ground between top-down and bottom-up.
Wilson Sonsini Launches Software Developer Subsidiary to Automate Legal Services
The Silicon Valley-based firm wants to automate parts of its work to attract a broader swathe of clientele.
6 Law Firms That Became Software Developers This Fall
Law firms have begun dabbling in software development to help streamline operations or serve clients more effectively. Here's a look at some of the products firms have rolled out recently.Trending Stories
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