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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2013
Litigation has transformed over the past two decades from discovering documents in file cabinets to discovering a smoking gun in an email or twitter post. Nearly all information in today's digital world is created and maintained exclusively in electronic form. This deluge of data has created a document review tsunami.
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Litigation has transformed over the past two decades from discovering documents in file cabinets to discovering a smoking gun in an email or twitter post. Nearly all information in today's digital world is created and maintained exclusively in electronic form. This deluge of data has created a document review tsunami.
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2015
This is a working paper on the use of gamification in law firms. This is based on my research during my fellowship at Stanford Law School. The paper examines the science behind the concept and references case studies from companies and organizations that have successfully used gamification and games.
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This is a working paper on the use of gamification in law firms. This is based on my research during my fellowship at Stanford Law School. The paper examines the science behind the concept and references case studies from companies and organizations that have successfully used gamification and games.
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2015
Law firms don’t just go bankrupt – they collapse. Like Dewey & LeBoeuf and Bingham McCutchen, law firms often go from apparent health to liquidation in a matter of months or even days and they never manage to reorganize their debts in bankruptcy and survive.
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Law firms don’t just go bankrupt – they collapse. Like Dewey & LeBoeuf and Bingham McCutchen, law firms often go from apparent health to liquidation in a matter of months or even days and they never manage to reorganize their debts in bankruptcy and survive.
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Legal Reference Services Quarterly, 1985
The old adage that "the rich get richer and the poor get poorer" has been confirmed countless times in the practice of law. With some rare exceptions, e.g., Fulop & Hardee, the major firms prosper during good and bad economic times. These firms grow in a number of different ways: mergers; law school recruiting; branch offices; and lateral hiring.
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The old adage that "the rich get richer and the poor get poorer" has been confirmed countless times in the practice of law. With some rare exceptions, e.g., Fulop & Hardee, the major firms prosper during good and bad economic times. These firms grow in a number of different ways: mergers; law school recruiting; branch offices; and lateral hiring.
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Journal of Professional Services Marketing, 1995
Robert Stevens, David Loudon
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Robert Stevens, David Loudon
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Computer Fraud & Security, 2015
By the very nature of the industry, law firms handle highly sensitive data and this makes them a target. Legal professionals face serious cyber-security threats precisely because their clients entrust them with such information. This might include personal or financial details, as well as intellectual property and patent information, details about ...
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By the very nature of the industry, law firms handle highly sensitive data and this makes them a target. Legal professionals face serious cyber-security threats precisely because their clients entrust them with such information. This might include personal or financial details, as well as intellectual property and patent information, details about ...
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Integrative oncology: Addressing the global challenges of cancer prevention and treatment
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022Jun J Mao,, Msce +2 more
exaly
2010
This chapter proposes a research agenda for the study of large law firm culture and explains how the research would contribute to both legal ethics and organizational theory. It focuses on two sets of questions that are uniquely suited to investigation in large law firms.
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This chapter proposes a research agenda for the study of large law firm culture and explains how the research would contribute to both legal ethics and organizational theory. It focuses on two sets of questions that are uniquely suited to investigation in large law firms.
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