Who should attend?

Law students, lawyers and faculty members are invited to attend this series at Canadian and U.S. law schools.  

Why is this important?

This presentation focuses on the need to develop a more robust set of professional traits -- beyond core lawyering attributes. 

The traditional path of law firm practice is in decline and this presentation will highlight emerging industry trends – including where job growth will prevail in the coming years and how to prepare for new opportunities.

What will be discussed?

Attendees will enhance their understanding of the impact of technology by learning how Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and other innovations are changing the way legal services are provided and creating room for productized, efficient and accessible options for clients through an entirely new set of career options for legal professionals.  

Recognizing that 21st Century demand for traditionally trained lawyers is greatly exceeded by the supply, there is a significant and timely need for a new set of skills and mindset to be poised for success.

It’s time for an entrepreneurial class to drive innovation, improvement, transformation and possibly economic disruption to (and in) the legal industry. It is the era of lawyerpreneurs.

When and where is the presentation?

Please see the table below. If your law school is not yet listed and you’d like us to contact you when a presentation is confirmed at your school, please contact us at jason@lawmade.com.

Law School	Date and Time	Location
University of British Columbia	February 13, 2018, 12:30pm-1:30pm	Allard Hall, Room 121	Register

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