- Mastery of the legal environment
- Anticipation of risks and opportunities
- Save time
- Peace of mind
THE BEST SPEAKERS AND LEARNERS WORK WITH THE BEST TECHNOLOGIES
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Teaching is a better source of information than the client himself. It is a necessity, not a simple accessory.
Pierre Brégou,
Lawyer in social law at the Paris bar
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Teaching is not a simple research tool, it is a strategic tool.
Francois Mazon,
Criminal lawyer at the Marseille bar
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Doctrine is a work accelerator that makes the lawyer more efficient. It is an essential tool.
François Saint-Pierre,
Criminal lawyer at the Lyon bar
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Teaching is a better source of information than the client himself. It is a necessity, not a simple accessory.
Pierre Brégou,
Lawyer in social law at the Paris bar
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Teaching is not a simple research tool, it is a strategic tool.
Francois Mazon,
Criminal lawyer at the Marseille bar
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How has technology impacted the legal profession’s ethical responsibilities?
One of the primary concerns with the impact of technology on law is maintaining client confidentiality and data security. As firms increasingly rely on digital communication and cloud storage, they must implement powerful security measures to protect sensitive information from breaches and cyberattacks. 1: Are you still relying on print materials such as books and paper files for your legal research, or have you incorporated technology into your practice? If so, which tools have been most beneficial for you?
2: How has the legal landscape changed in recent years due to technological advancements, and what impact have these changes had on your work as a lawyer?
3: Have you found that using technology has improved efficiency in your practice, and if so, how? Provide specific examples.
4: Have you encountered any challenges in adapting to using legal tech, and how did you overcome them?
5: Have you noticed any differences in teaching methods between senior and junior lawyers when it comes to embracing technology? What are some of the advantages and disadvantages of using technology in the legal classroom setting?
