ABA Journal

The New Normal

Mandatory tech CLE: An idea whose time has come

One complaint. Out of 103,000 lawyers. One solitary complaint. The Florida Bar only received one formal objection to its proposal to add three hours to its MCLE requirements and reserve all three hours for technological competence.

Does machine-learning-powered software make good research decisions? Lawyers can't know for sure

Competence-based CLE: A different way to learn


Solving the other legal education crisis

Buy new technology? You must also invest your time in learning it


Tech comes naturally to 'digital native' millennials? That's a myth

Sorry, technology isn’t easy--you take the time to learn, or you lose

The leadership opportunity for law schools

Why is there a disconnect between what firms are doing and what clients want?

Legal machines give lawyers the structure we need

The agony of invoices: When it comes to math, humans are no match for machines

The judgment machine: How algorithmic software won me over

Lawyers, the algorithms are better than you (at some things)

'Analytics for Dumm ...' eh, lawyers

Associate salary increases may not be good business

Why law schools need to teach more than the law to thrive (or survive)

Overcoming fixedness: How thinking 'inside the box' can drive innovation

The CLOC is ticking: Will lawyers embrace operational excellence?

Is the herd finally embracing legal ops and procurement?

Get rid of the billable hour—but then what?

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