Changing Roles of Attorneys in the 21st Century

This course empowers attorneys to master emerging technologies and adopt forward-thinking strategies to elevate their practice while anticipating the evolving needs of clients today and tomorrow.

Attorneys will examine the potential trajectory of the legal industry over the next 5, 10, 20, and even 75 years, considering technological innovation, market shifts, and changing client expectations. For newly admitted attorneys, this insight is critical for identifying emerging practice areas or designing specialized boutique services for existing clients.

Designed for newly admitted and actively practicing attorneys in both transactional and litigation fields, this course also welcomes paralegals and sitting judges seeking a strategic edge in the modern legal landscape.

Learning Objectives:

1. Examine the growing changes in transactional law for survival and success.
2. Explore the growing changes in litigation, both in court and the tools available for zealous representation.
3. Assess how national and international law will require a deeper analysis of topics that encompass both, such as changes to blockchain, AI, and intellectual property.
4. Predict client needs and utilize tools for optimal results.
5. Prepare for industry changes and create value, not just billable hours.
6. Create outcomes for clients and consumers in line with shifts in cultural expectations.