How Future Lawyers Are Learning to Use AI
A new study from the American Bar Association’s Task Force of Law and Artificial Intelligence found that most law students are being taught how to use artificial intelligence (AI) in the practice of law.
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Transition Your ‘Good Intentions’ Into Attorney Allyship at the Future Is Now
Michelle Silverthorn, an attorney, author, and Founder & CEO of Inclusion Nation, describes allyship as “an active and consistent effort to use your privilege and power to support and advocate for people with less privilege.” Attorneys are presented with countless opportunities to be allies in their workplaces, courtrooms, and personal lives. But the challenge lies in moving from the intention of being a good ally to actually taking action to be one.
What Lawyers Can Learn from College Athletes
Lawyers can learn a lot about civility and sportsmanship from these student-athletes. Like athletes, attorneys often practice in inherently adversarial arenas. However, instead of resorting to uncivil tactics to overpower the opposition, lawyers should draw inspiration from the way sportsmanship is increasingly being elevated in college sports, even amid intense rivalry and competition.
New Illinois Supreme Court Learning Center Opens to the Public
The Illinois Supreme Court Learning Center opened its doors to the public in a grand opening program on September 20, 2023. Located within the Supreme Court building in Springfield, the Learning Center is designed to enhance the visitor experience at the Supreme Court, inform visitors about the impact of the Court on our everyday lives, and demonstrate the ways we shape the court through elections, advocacy, or even joining the legal profession.
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Clio Legal Trends Report Anticipates Stress in a Strong Legal Marketplace
The Clio Legal Trends Report aims to equip lawyers and firms with the consumer and employee preferences they need to thrive in these difficult times. Or, as Clio CEO and Founder Jack Newton said during the annual Clio Cloud Conference, to become an “antifragile law firm.”
Women Attorneys More Likely to Report Stress and a Desire to Change Careers
A recent survey found differences between men and women attorneys concerning the prevalence of stress, substance misuse and attrition. Women are much more likely to report high-stress levels, risky drinking behavior, and a desire to change careers.
The Future of DEI in the Legal Profession – CLE/Judicial Credit Evaluation
The Future of Attorney Well-Being– CLE/Judicial Credit Evaluation
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Alternative Legal Service Providers Are No Longer “Alternative”
Pandemic aside, the legal profession has been exploring new ways of doing business for some time now. An example is the growing role of alternative legal service providers (ALSP) in the legal landscape.
Evaluating Your CLE’s Impact with Kirkpatrick
Things guaranteed to start an argument: Chicago style vs. New York-style pizza, Star Trek vs. Star Wars, Pepsi vs. Coke. In the world of learning design, these debates are joined by one more: course evaluation surveys. If the thought of course evaluation surveys – those questionnaires you fill out at the end of a CLE, often to receive CLE credit — causes anger, that’s understandable. But while these surveys aren’t everyone’s cup of tea, they do concern all of us indirectly. Course evaluation surveys often focus on how you enjoyed the presentation, whether […]