I recently celebrated my ten-year anniversary with Haber Law. Looking back, it is remarkable how different the practice of law is and how much our firm has grown.
Here are ten changes I’ve noticed:
As for the next 10 years, I see so many changes emerging that will tremendously affect the law practice in the future. I see the practice moving in two directions — further toward complex matters and high-end services and closer to online, on-demand flat fee legal services, “smart” forms, and other technologies. I’m also hoping that our “smart” devices and email providers become smarter and respond on behalf of us to routine matters requested by verified sources.
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