Category: Roundup

I started writing up to three “Tweet of the Week” Tweets in November 2013.  Below you will find all dozen Tweets of the Week for 2013, in reverse chronological order.  I am thinking about making this a regular blog feature. I welcome feedback (via comments...

I am writing a round-up post to highlight recent news, a recent article I wrote about LPO, and four video interviews I conducted.  The State of Legal Process Outsourcing (LPO). I wrote an article on the state of LPO, Client market power means continuing cost-cutting,...

This roundup highlights some of my Tweets (@ronfriedmann) in March and April focusing on The New Normal, Legal Process Outsourcing (LPO), and e-discovery.    THE NEW NORMAL UK @RiverViewLaw offers fixed fees, subscriptions, refunds, #KM bank of 650 docs, consulting to GCs. Interesting #LawFactory  20...

Since not everyone reads Twitter, I reproduce here a selection of my recent Tweets. In this edition: Mainstream Media Coverage of BigLaw Market, UK Legal Reform, BigLaw Strategy, Legal Process Outsourcing (LPO), and e-Discovery.  Mainstream Media Coverage of BigLaw Market WSJ: Clients + others suing...

Since not everyone reads Twitter, I reproduce here a selection of my recent Tweets. I am now organizing Tweets by broad topics  Mainstream Media Reports on the Legal Market NYTimes: What They Don’t Teach Law Students: Lawyering http://nyti.ms/uhQK6Q || Is there any hope for US...

Since not everyone reads Twitter, I reproduce here a selection of my recent Tweets. In this Roundup, I cover Tweets since September 2011. Plus I’ve highlighted several articles about the legal market from mainstream media sources.    MAINSTREAM MEDIA Economist on AI impact on knowledge...

Since not everyone reads Twitter, I reproduce here a selection of my recent Tweets.  Hildebrandt law firm Peer Monitor Index Q1 http://bit.ly/mzBZLz || PMI up, rate pressure, success more variable, can’t cut expenses more 29 Apr @PaulLippe on the New Legal Market Normal in @abajournal...

Since not everyone reads Twitter, I reproduce here a selection of my recent Tweets.  If Howrey goes down, leaves big leases. Would BigLaw then think: more working virtually = less space needed = lower fixed obligations #in 28 Feb 2010 As a kid, I lived...