Be a benevolent custodian of the law

By: Nicole Black November 23, 2009

Last week I attended the Canadian Bar Association's "Law Firm Leadership Conference." The conference's theme was "Change Management," and, accordingly, the focus was on ways in which law firms can innovate and thereby alter the course of the profession. One of my all-time favorite legal scholars, Richard Susskind, spoke at the conference, one of the main ...

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Be a benevolent custodian of the law

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