The organization's mid-year discussion on trends in the legal market, included UnitedLex, the Big Four, differentiation, compensation, the repeal of Jewel v. Boxer and client lock-in.
August 23, 2018 at 05:00 PM
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The Legal Institute for Forward Thinking recently convened for a mid-year discussion on trends in the legal market. Following are some of the primary points of the discussion. As always, meetings follow the Chatham House Rule, so accreditations will not be made.
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