Innovation

We're about five years off of Best Buy having a 'Legal Troubleshooting' department, aren't we?

Antitrust and Constitutional law scholars, you're up!

I have been around for eons now in the legal world, but I haven't yet heard of a client coming to a law firm -- or leaving a law firm -- because its technology was superior or inferior.

Here are some tips that can help legal professionals understand how to navigate and interpret research to increase the successful outcomes of innovation.

We can do better, and we should.

How should legal professionals think about the pursuit of innovation?

The need for innovation -- applying people, processes, and technology to do something better, faster, or more efficiently -- has never been more important.

Notes to my (legal) self.

These are the true believers, the people who see the need for and potential of innovation in law -- and who are devoting themselves to making it happen.

"The problem goes beyond law firms.”

The law is a dynamic, constantly evolving body of knowledge -- there must be someone embracing change.

Innovation has to go beyond appearances, to the building blocks of any successful enterprise and department.

Here are the contenders, listed in alphabetical order. Read their pitches, check out their websites, then vote.

The Midwestern state’s task force was created amid ongoing reform efforts in several Western States.

Change doesn’t always come easy, but it’s worth it in the end.

Which AI tools work well and what is each tool designed to do?