MAG interviewed the professor, an expert in the transformation of the legal profession: «Systems will take over tasks that in the past could only be done by humans» by giuseppe salemme Oxford, 1983. Richard Susskind, a 22-year-old Scot fresh out of law school, begins writing his Phd. Topic: the relationship between law and artificial intelligence. […]
Our takeaways from the ACC European Conference in Brussels THIS ARTICLE APPEARS IN THE LAST ISSUE OF IBERIAN LAWYER. YOU CAN DOWNLOAD IT (FOR FREE) HERE by michela cannovale Climate change, socio-political conflicts, economic recession:
Do we really need ESG? A new global study by the IBM Institute for Business Value (IBV), The ESG ultimatum: Profit or perish, conducted on managers and consumers, reveals that environmental sustainability remains a top
The Association of Corporate Counsel (ACC) 2023 Chief Legal Officers Survey (CLO Survey), in partnership with Exterro, the exclusive ACC Alliance Partner for E-Discovery, Data Privacy, and Cybersecurity Compliance, provides the latest evidence into: a) how
Above the Law shared their annual report regarding the in-house compensation. In collaboration with Lake Whillans, they surveyed more than 1,600 in-house lawyers working in a broad range of industries and at companies of varying size
As we end a year in which COVID, a war in Europe and an associated energy crisis, and high inflation roiled markets and slowed the global economy, early signs of easing of some of these
There is no better source of inbound leads than the unsolicited recommendation from one top legal decision maker to another. And they all recommend firms — more often informally than not. This is how the unsolicited
Let’s talk about the Connected Legal Certification, the framework devoloped by LawVu that expands the skillset of in-house legal professionals who want to be more productive, engaged, and impactful. Above all, who want to
According to the “2022 Law Department Compensation Survey” released by the Association of Corporate Counsel (ACC) and consulting firm Empsight (that took into consideration the responses of 2,032 in-house legal professionals), the Top 20 law schools defined by
Leopard Solutions’ released the annual In-House Counsel Survey results which aimed to examine the current landscape and market of general counsel attorneys. The company heard from 473 in-house counsels who shared details surrounding demographics, compensation, job
