Law Practice Management and Technology
The Bottom Line Volume 36, No 4, December 2015
Content
- Consistency is the Key to Fairness in the Law Firm Workplace
- MCLE Self-Study Article Online Reputation – Occupational Hazard for Lawyers
- MCLE Self-Study Article There's a Thief In Your Office: the Hidden Cost of Non-Business-Related Internet Use and Texting
- Message From the Editors
- Tech Tip: Pacer Apps for iPhone and iPad
- Leveraging Lpo: How Small Law Can Compete with Big Law
Leveraging LPO: How Small Law Can Compete with Big Law
By Christy Weisner and Danielle Haugland
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Most lawyers are pretty bad at science, with the authors here no exception. But evolution is one theory that most of us can grasp easily, and it’s happening right in front of our eyes. There is no denying that the legal market has changed dramatically in the past decade: clients are demanding more from their outside counsel, technology is driving costs both up and down, and the traditional partnership track is practically non-existent. Just as the “survival of the fittest†applies to biology, those lawyers who embrace and adapt to these dramatic changes are finding law to be an exciting and rewarding field again.