Trends that will shape the practice of law

by Simon ChesterSimon Chester's involvement with legal information goes back to the Seventies when he taught legal research at Osgoode Hall and served on CLIC's board - that was the Canadian Law Information Council. He has practiced law on Bay Street for almost thirty years and speaks and writes widely on legal and professional issues
[click on the author's name to go to email and web page links] on May 8th, 2006

Hats off to Jordan Furlong and Mélanie Raymond for a neatly written alphabet of trends shaping and shaking the practice of law in the next issue of the CBA National.

But Slaw readers can get a sneak preview – just launched today – of what the CBA gurus think is happening.

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  1. Patrick Cormier has this comment:
    May 8th, 2006 at 3:45 pm

    Thanks Simon – great article. I blogged about it. :-)

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