The debate over the lack of innovation in law firms is a hot one. And the blame has been placed at a number of places, from firm leaders saying their partners won’t buy in, to younger lawyers blaming older attorneys for their apathy to change and, now, maybe it’s actually the younger lawyers who are the roadblocks to law firm innovation?
That was the debate I rudely jumped in the middle of on Twitter this week when some thoughtful industry watchers were at times looking to debunk the idea that more junior lawyers are pushing for change while more senior attorneys are standing in the way.
