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We Need Legal Hackers

Post author By Margaret
Post categories In Concepts & Ideas, Legal Professionals redesigned, Project Subject, Project Type

Post date 02/07/2014
Tags Dan Lear, Disaffected Lawyers, Legal Hackers, Legal Innovation, New Kinds of Lawyers

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