The Future of Law Practice
Fresh Models of Lawyering, Technologies and Business
TBA President Lucian Pera and University of Tennessee Law Prof Ben Barton discuss fresh models of lawyering, technologies and business found in this month's Special Edition of the Tennessee Bar Journal.
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The Future of Law Practice: IntroductionBenjamin H. Barton, Guest Editor: |
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Time Is Money“The future ain't what it used to be.” —Yogi Berra |
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Three PioneersOur traditional lawyer business models are very, very old. How old? Solo practitioners have been selling a blend of legal services by the hour or by the matter since before our country was founded. ... But, just when you think things are settled, disruption and new models arrive. This article briefly presents three alternate models for the private practice of law by profiling three of our state’s great legal pioneers. ...Continue Reading
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Artificial IntelligenceWalter Battle, Nicole Berkowitz and George Lewis: “Artificial Intelligence is the future of all mankind. There are huge opportunities, but also threats that are difficult to foresee today. Whoever becomes the leader in this sphere will become the ruler of the world.”
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Meet BlockchainMichael Cathey:Have you heard of blockchain yet? Like many other industries in Tennessee, the legal field is already being disrupted by this fast-growing, but little understood, technology. Businesses that rely upon contracts, transactions and services are quickly researching, experimenting and implementing blockchain in their industries and the legal field will need to adapt to survive as well. ... Continue Reading |
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