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The future of legal services: putting a law firm in the palm of your hand
Roughly 77% of U.S. adults say they own a smartphone . . . Individuals have become savvy, sophisticated consumers of online services, and this has led to a growing need for customer service-based mobile apps.
Legal transformation requires more than tech
Legal tech is attracting plenty of interest, money, press, and hype.
Pa. Supreme Court Justice sees impeachment as an attack on the independence of the judiciary
“Threats of impeachment directed against justices because of their decision in a particular case are an attack upon an independent judiciary…”
Maybe lawyers are what's missing from government
It’s hardly controversial to suggest that, at the moment, the federal government isn’t looking at all that it is capable of governing.
First thing we do is nudge the lawyers
In early 1969, Ralph Nader placed an ad in the Harvard Crimson calling on law students to apply to work with him to investigate various federal agencies.
Harper Lee's estate sues over Broadway version of 'Mockingbird'
One of the year’s most anticipated Broadway plays — the screenwriter Aaron Sorkin’s adaptation of Harper Lee’s novel “To Kill a Mockingbird” — faces a legal challenge. . .
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