Legal Gets a Mulligan

OK, I have to admit when I first read Heather’s post Legal Gets a Mulligan I had to ask Google “What’s a Mulligan?”.  

I found this helpful explanation in Wikipedia, “A mulligan is a second chance to perform an action, usually after the first chance went wrong through bad luck or a blunder. Its best-known meaning is in golf, whereby a player is informally allowed to replay a stroke, even though this is against the formal rules of golf.”

Read on and decide for yourself about the power of Heather’s Mulligan metaphor.

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Remaking News of the Week: Crowd-sourcing model law firms

Today, in Remaking News of the Week: Crowd-sourcing model law firms I highlight a call from Jordan Furlong, a regular contributor to Dialogue.

Jordan is running a novel research project, to find, describe and celebrate “radically different law firms”. In other words, law firms I described as ‘remade’ in my 2016 book: Remaking Law Firms: Why & How

I commend Jordan’s work to you and urge you to add your examples to his analysis. It’s is the interests of the legal services ecosystem.

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Yes, you can tell a roomful of millionaires their business model is wrong

David Maister is credited with rhetorically asking “How do you tell a roomful of millionaires they are wrong?”. Well now Mark Cohen reports he’s found a receptive room of lawyers in Singapore.

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Remaking News of the Week: PwC’s Flexible Legal Resources

Today I feature Ari Kaplan‘s interview with Dr. Marc Morant, Head of Flexible Legal Resources at PwC Switzerland.

In this podcast they discuss the mission of PwC’s Flexible Legal Resources practice. It informs how PwC is building and combining flexi lawyer and compliance specialists with a traditional partner-based model in Switzerland and the UK.

Listen here.

More on Dialogue on PwC’s moves in legal services. It’s just the beginning….

George

 

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Agile working and the legal sector: Towards a clearer definition

In Agile working and the legal sector: Towards a clearer definition Katherine Thomas helps make sense of some the jargon that continues to confuse lawyers seeking to understand what’s happening in legal services and think about how to respond. Written two years ago, the need for this clarification remains cogent today. 

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First steps in launching new practice models in #BigLaw firms

First steps in launching new practice models in #BigLaw firms sees Josh Kubicki return to Dialogue with an introduction to Bold Duck Studio. I don’t usually publish anything smacking of promotion, but First steps in launching new practice models in #BigLaw firms is dead-centre about helping traditional #BigLaw business model firms remake themselves. Don’t miss Josh’s message – and may I suggest spread the word about Bold Duck Studio.

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