I am an optimist by nature and I have remained skeptical of dark forecasts which predict the future based on one dominant trend (AI comes to mind) while ignoring multiple factors that are likely to moderate or change an expected trajectory. Imagine my surprise and delight to read about a recent study on the future
Practice Innovations: Marketing Strategy, Pro Bono Innovation, Coaching Circles, Reinventing Performance Reviews and Happiness as a career strategy!
The March issue of Thomson Reuters Practice Innovations is out. The focus of this issue is “Managing in a Changing Legal Environment. The full issue can be viewed here.
I co-authored Innovation in Serving Those with Modest Means with Sheldon Krantz, the Executive Director of the DC Affordable Law Firm. DCALF which opened in
Do Stand Up Comedians Take Knowledge Management More Seriously Than the Average Lawyer? “Can We Talk?”
Until last week, I never thought of Joan Rivers as a brilliant taxonomist. I was a fan of Rivers back in her “can we talk” days, but I hadn’t really followed the recent “red carpet” phase of her career. In the deluge of tributes and remembrances since her passing, I did a “double take” when one of her friends described