It's time for the legal profession to wake up and begin discussing what it will look like in five years. A recent editorial in the Connecticut Law Tribune, which takes a stance against nonlawyer ownership of law firms, and columnist Mark Dubois' neutral piece reciting the facts about nonlawyer ownership around the world tee up the ball for the argument in support of the proposition.
March 20, 2014 at 02:12 PM
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It’s time for the legal profession to wake up and begin discussing what it will look like in five years.
A recent editorial in the Connecticut Law Tribune, which takes a stance against nonlawyer ownership of law firms, and columnist Mark Dubois’ neutral piece reciting the facts about nonlawyer ownership around the world tee up the ball for the argument in support of the proposition.
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