Present day commentators, as a rule, have nothing but wonderful things to say about U.K.-based Richard Susskind, whose most recent book is Tomorrow’s Lawyers.
We thought it would be fun to take a look backward at Susskind’s earliest book, The Future of Law (1998, revised in paperback from the 1995 edition). We do so fondly—his predictions were made a long time ago—and we ourselves have eaten so much liberally-salted crow pie with respect to our own predictions that we have practically decimated the crow population of Virginia.
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