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Chatbot apps help users communicate their legal needs
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Poor intake processes are leaving potential clients hanging, study finds
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Legal startups seeking seed capital are sprouting
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3Ls and old pros differ on whether new grads are prepared for practice
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2014 was a year of gains for law firms
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Many small firms face big payment problems
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82 law firm mergers got the green light in 2014
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Corporations are adding to their in-house legal departments, cutting outside expenditures
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Because it’s still who you know
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Consider the Alternatives: How profitable are alternative fee arrangements?
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