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Social media dinotopia in law law land
This article was first published in The Global Legal Post 27 April 2012 entitled âConnect and surviveâ and is reproduced with kind permission. Social media is not just a place for people to share their holiday snaps or keep up with celebrity gossip, says Chrissie Lightfoot. Business lawyers need to get chatting and tweeting or risk extinction. [...]
April 27, 2012
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Don’t mind me, I just like legs.
This article was first published in The Global Legal Post 9 April 2012 entitled âWomen Lawyers: A pain in the headâ and is reproduced by kind permission. There’s a perception that the glass ceiling has been shattered by successful female lawyers. It’s wrong, I say — women are still smashing their heads and much vital [...]
April 9, 2012
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Farewell to the oil age
This article was first published in The Global Legal Post 31 March 2012 and is reproduced by kind permission. Law firms can no longer hope to survive on providing legal advice alone. If they are to thrive in an increasingly technology-driven era, they must add value in the data field – as well as being [...]
April 1, 2012
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Lawyer shelling: lies, damned lies and collective wisdom
This article was first published in the Law Society Gazette 27th March 2012 and is reproduced by kind permission. In a legal world flush with lies, damned lies and frightening statistics in relation to âlawyer shellingâ (my crude terminology for expulsion and even possible extinction of our treasured profession and the comfortable roles we once [...]
March 28, 2012
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Grinch Lawyer Syndrome?
What the client wants for Christmas and why âBrand,Youâ will always trump âBrand,Firm.â This article was first published in the Law Society Gazette 23rd December 2011 and is reproduced by kind permission. As Christmas comes but once a year, Iâd like to share with you now a simple verse: ‘And the Grinch, with his Grinch-feet [...]
December 25, 2011
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The Two Faces of The Law
First published (edited version)Â in Legal Futures 1st September 2011 With the plethora of reports and blog posts of late whizzing around cyberland in relation to online legal document and service providers, legal innovation, the law firm business model and the future of the legal profession I reckon weâre transitioning toward âtwo faces of the lawâ. [...]
September 1, 2011
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Indecent Proposal On Wall Tweet
As lay-offs continue to sweep through Wall Street I got to thinking about our legal world and the movie Indecent Proposal. Thereâs a thought provoking and inspiring line spoken by Demi Moore at the very start of the film. She is reflecting on her (film) husbandâs view that ’a life without risk is like no life [...]
August 25, 2011
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Frustrated Lawyers R Us. Plan âBâ Mutiny?
âThe sun is out… the sky is blue… thereâs not a cloud… to spoil the view… but itâs raining… (doodle doodle doom)… raining in my heart.â You may recognise the lyrics from a song. Iâm referencing it in relation to how all you frustrated lawyers out there may be feeling right now. Whether youâre frustrated [...]
September 2, 2010
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