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A recent article argues “65 percent of today’s elementary aged kids may end up doing work that hasn’t even yet been invented.” This is a thought provoking number . . .
I may have missed it, but a topic that I don’t think has come up in the discussion thus far is unauthorized practice of law . . .
The European Commission, in particular the Directorate-General for Competition, has shown interest in promoting competition in the market for legal services since the early 2000s. . . .
First, thanks to TOTM for organizing this symposium on a most timely and important topic. As computers and technology have revolutionized every aspect of human . . .
In Part I of this post, I identified a jurisprudential thread of cases that suggest corporations have a First Amendment right to own and invest . . .
The traditional narrative is that Asian jurisdictions have fewer lawyers than in the West because they are much less litigious societies; they don’t need lawyers! . . .
Attorneys earn excess rents by maintaining barriers to entering the legal profession. Legislation and regulation expanding the scope of work that only an attorney legally . . .
As we approach the end of this Symposium, I am struck by how much consensus exists on this subject. Of course, we are not conducting . . .
It’s been a great symposium. Many thanks to all of our outstanding contributors! This Symposium demonstrated blogging’s potential for productive intellectual discussion of an important . . .