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Legal Education In Disruption: The Headwinds And Tailwinds Of Technology, Jon M. Garon
Legal Education In Disruption: The Headwinds And Tailwinds Of Technology, Jon M. Garon
Faculty Scholarship
By harnessing improvements on communications and computational systems, law firms are producing a revolution in the practice of law. Self-help legal manuals have transformed into sophisticated interactive software; predictive coding can empower clients to receive sophisticated legal advice from a machine; socially mediated portals select among potential lawyers and assess the quality of the advice given; and virtual law firms threaten to distintermediate the grand edifices of twentieth century Big Law. These changes may profoundly restructure the legal practice, undermining the business model for many solo and small firm practices.
This paper focuses on the implications of these profound disruptive …
Journal Of International And Comparative Law, Journal Of International And Comparative Law
Journal Of International And Comparative Law, Journal Of International And Comparative Law
ILSA Journal of International & Comparative Law
The Fall issue of the ILSA Journal of International & Comparative Law is traditionally a collection of articles that highlight current challenges in international law and commentate on how those challenges may be addressed through legal mechanisms.
Journal Of International And Comparative Law, Journal Of International And Comparative Law
Journal Of International And Comparative Law, Journal Of International And Comparative Law
ILSA Journal of International & Comparative Law
In this issue of the ILSA Journal of International and Comparative Law we have target problems that go across borders, affecting millions, without a distinction on their nationality.
Shielding Acts Of Journalism: Open Leaks Sites, National Security, And The Free Flow Of Information, Jason Zenor
Shielding Acts Of Journalism: Open Leaks Sites, National Security, And The Free Flow Of Information, Jason Zenor
Nova Law Review
Newspersons’ shield laws are not meant to protect a privileged class
of journalists.1 Nor are they meant to protect whistleblowers whose acts fall
under a different set of laws.