The Global Age of More for Less

Is the legal field currently witnessing a fundamental paradigm shift or temporary correction? It’s too soon to tell—but it may be both.

Corporate Purchasing: A Center on the Legal Profession Study

Corporate legal departments wield increasing power over the legal market. How do they select, work with, and decide to fire law firms? The Center on the Legal Profession examined these questions in a survey of general counsel.

Lean Efficiencies and Innovative Thinking

The chorus of client concerns about cost and efficiency in legal practice is increasingly emphatic. What are law firms doing to respond?

Avoiding Oxbridge Bias; Law for Undergraduates

In the News: Highlighting key stories about the profession you may have missed.

Pricing Legal Services in Uncertain Times

From the Classrooms: How are law firms handling fees in an economic downturn? A Harvard Law School case study explores the thorny world of pricing.

A Response to the More for Less Dilemma

Speaker’s Corner: Richard Susskind is the author of The End of Lawyers? and Tomorrow’s Lawyers. He is IT Adviser to the Lord Chief Justice of England.