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10 textes donnés lors de la session 2021 du CRFPA

• Diversity at Elite Law Firms Is So Bad Clients Are Docking Fees (Bloomberg Business) 

• The next generation of lawyers can help the most vulnerable in society (The Law Gazette) 

• Is Digital Disruption a Threat or an Opportunity for Law Firms?  (Legalsupport.com) 

• 'A torrent' of criminal barristers could leave profession, Suffolk QC warns  (East Anglian Daily Times ) 

• Data shows Indiana has lawyer shortage; public sector feeling the pain (The Indiana Lawyer) 

• Small law firms face numerous challenges, but maintain a positive outlook, says new report (Thomson Reuters Institute)

• Why Firms Should Help Associates Do More Pro Bono Work (Law 360)

• Technophobe barristers are stuck in the past (The Times) 

• Cook County’s new public defender seeks more visibility — and money — for his office  (InjusticeWatch.org) 

• Law Society Loses The Plot Over AI and Ethics  (LegalTech News) 

 

17 textes donnés lors de la session 2020 du CRFPA

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• Legal aid services are on brink of collapse, lawyers tell MPs (the Guardian) 

• COVID-19 Is Driving Long-Term Changes in Big Law for Remote Work, Fees, Hiring (the American Lawyer) 

• Most People Can't Afford Legal Help. One Reformer Wants To Change That  (npr.com) 

• ‘What a Barrister Looks Like’: A Young Black Woman Paves the Way  (the New York Times) 

• Future lawyers can bypass university degree under legal reforms (the Times) 

• Americans Want In-Person Bar Exams, Poll Finds (Law.com) 

• Minority ethnic women are lowest-earning barristers, report shows (the Guardian) 

• Be yourselves, Black female QCs advise young barristers (Legalfutures.co.uk)

• New ‘corporate’ chambers looks to shake up Bar  (Legalfutures.co.uk)

• New chambers goes virtual – for now  (Legalfutures.co.uk)

• ‘Condemning lawyers for doing their jobs is inherently dangerous’ (the Guardian) 

• Alternatives To A Solicitor For Your Business (Minutehack.com)

• The vulnerable must be able to access legal help (the Times) 

• In the pandemic, pro bono work has never been more vital  (the Law Society Gazette)

• Coronavirus crisis poses obstacles for Massachusetts public defenders as they represent their clients remotely (Masslive.com)

•  Law Firms Reverse Coronavirus Cuts, but ‘Triage’ Not Over Yet  (Bloomberg Law) 

• How Trinity Chambers tackled the digital challenge  (thelawyer.com) 

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17 textes donnés lors de la session 2019 du CRFPA

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• Kamala Harris wants public defenders to get paid as much as prosecutors (Vox.com) 

• Why female barristers are leaving the profession (The Financial Times)

• Millenial clients are forcing attorneys to rethink their marketing approach (Law.com) 

• The challenge of retaining top young talents for law firms (1) (Daily Business Review)

• The challenge of retaining top young talents for law firms (2) (Daily Business Review)

• A few tips on how to succeed as an associate (Daily Report) 

• LPOs are disrupting the industry - and young lawyers should take notice (The American Lawyer)

• How technology will change the role of lawyers (Legaltech news)

• Good bye email, hello brave new world (Legaltech news)

• Legal aid at 70: how decades of cuts have diminished the right to legal equality (The Conversation) 

• Bar chair :separation remains for a reason (The Law Society Gazette) 

• The legal profession doesn't have a leadership problem - it has a character problem (ABA Journal) 

• I felt a part of the firm the moment I walked through the door (Legalcheek.com) 

• My vision of the new solicitor super-exam (Legalcheek.com)

• The skills that the lawyers of the 2020s need to succeed  (Legalcheek.com)

• Law firms pledsge $5M to fix legal industry's diversity problem (Bloomberglaw.com) 

• One lawyer , 194 felony cases and no time (The NewYorkTimes)

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13 textes donnés lors de la session 2018 du CRFPA

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• Post-recession, more students see law career as a way to give back (North Carolina lawyer's weekly) 

• Barristers in England and Wales 'in grip of mental health crisis' (the Guardian) 

• Barrister blows whistle on 'broken legal system brought to its knees by cuts' (the Guardian) 

• ‘I began my career as a single mum’: female QCs changing the face of law' (the Guardian) 

• Legal aid cuts have caused chaos and must be reversed (the Guardian) 

• Digital Ambulance Chasers? Law Firms Send Ads To Patients' Phones Inside ERs (npr.org) 

• How medium-sized law firms can use legal tech to compete with the big industry players (thomsonreuters.com) 

• Law schools are very diverse, so why aren’t law firms? (fastcompany.com) 

• Millennials shake up legal field (Buffalo Law Journal)

• Lawyers should forget the money and focus on justice (theTimes) 

• Meet the women fighting gender bias in law (the Guardian) 

• Don’t blame lawyers for their Brexit bonanza (the Guardian) 

• How Will Legal Education And Training Keep Pace With Change? (Forbes) 

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10 textes donnés lors de la session 2017 de l'examen du CRFPA

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• Law schools are letting down their students and society (Quartz news website) 

• Fact or fiction ? The truth behind a City law firm (Legalcheek.com) 

• Many Missouri Public Defenders Decline New Cases After State Supreme Court Disciplines Lawyer (KCUR)

• Ready for robot lawyers? How students can prepare for the future of law (The Guardian) 

• Pro Bono at Big Law : Mini Firms Within Firms (Bloomberg Law) 

• How To Earn Extra Money While Working At A Smaller Law Firm (Abovethelaw.com)

• How Lawyers Are Working to Change Their Industry's Diversity Problem (Fortune.com) 

• Are barrister’s high levels of stress placing their health at risk? (Barrristermagazine.com)

• The Do’s and Don’ts of social media for lawyers  (Legal Futures) 

• Alternative Business Structures: An Unfulfilled Fear? (The Market Mogul)