ABA Journal

The New Normal

'Satisfaction guaranteed'--it's never caught on with lawyers

Tech test could give law firms an incentive to make efficiency gains

Disruption, eruption or interruption: 3 views of change in law

Change afoot in American civil justice system

Instead of telling everyone you're the 'Best & Brightest,' listen more to the people in the trenches

Why it's time to overhaul the Model Rule on fees to better serve clients

RIP Clearspire: Is this an ominous sign for NewLaw?

'Brain surgeon' lawyering in crises isn't enough

How can we apply New Normal principles to increase access to justice?

Law school leaders are dividing into two camps: stuck v. serious

10 things judges can do to help business litigation be more efficient and less expensive

Move a firm from 'normal' to 'better' by focusing on clients, getting creative with lawyer training

As lawyers learn to be integrators, who will be ‘the straw that stirs the drink?’

More lawyers are embracing change--even though 'old normalists' are still the majority

Walking the talk: Putting the agile manifesto into action at an in-house legal department

Aggressive action--not tinkering--is required to resolve the access to justice crisis

The agile lawyer will rise as permanent, full-time, salaried employment vanishes

When will lawyers learn to take their vitamins--and other ruminations on change in the industry

9 ways firms find cash for partners--at their great peril

Here's to these lawyer-heroes of the New Normal: the system builders

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