Legal Practice in the Digital Age
Paul Caddy, David Jackson & Tony Randle
Legal Practice in the Digital Age
Paul Caddy, David Jackson & Tony Randle
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English
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Description
This title demonstrates how firms can embrace technological change, from taking a people-centric approach, to technology and innovation, to entrenching forward-thinking new mindsets into your firm’s DNA.
If you prefer to read unstuffy, accessible material about how to use digital resources in legal practice, then I recommend this new book from three people who engaged with what is possible, and are now sharing what they learned: Tony Randle, Paul Caddy and David Jackson. You've got to love a book which begins with references to Douglas Adams and the shipping forecast. Described as "a book of hope", it is deliberately upbeat and positive in tone, offering practical advice and insight on how digital resources can be used intelligently here and now, as well as considering the implications of digital transformation for the future of legal practice.
Any smart solicitor will be quick to recognise [the book] as being the must have handbook for our time. The book focuses on how to thrive not simply struggle to survive; it is full of case studies, stories and very relevant and practical tips. Far from being a stuffy textbook, it is smart and innovative.
This insightful guide dives deep into the necessities for lawyers and firms to adapt and flourish in the post-pandemic era. It's not just a book; it's a roadmap to embracing technological advancements while maintaining a people-centric approach. For anyone looking to thrive in the digital age, this book is a treasure trove of case studies and practical tips to edge out the competition and embed forward-thinking mindsets into your legal practices.
If you prefer to read unstuffy, accessible material about how to use digital resources in legal practice, then I recommend this new book from three people who engaged with what is possible, and are now sharing what they learned: Tony Randle, Paul Caddy and David Jackson. You've got to love a book which begins with references to Douglas Adams and the shipping forecast. Described as "a book of hope", it is deliberately upbeat and positive in tone, offering practical advice and insight on how digital resources can be used intelligently here and now, as well as considering the implications of digital transformation for the future of legal practice.
Any smart solicitor will be quick to recognise [the book] as being the must have handbook for our time. The book focuses on how to thrive not simply struggle to survive; it is full of case studies, stories and very relevant and practical tips. Far from being a stuffy textbook, it is smart and innovative.
This insightful guide dives deep into the necessities for lawyers and firms to adapt and flourish in the post-pandemic era. It's not just a book; it's a roadmap to embracing technological advancements while maintaining a people-centric approach. For anyone looking to thrive in the digital age, this book is a treasure trove of case studies and practical tips to edge out the competition and embed forward-thinking mindsets into your legal practices.