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Summary: Visit Law21 to learn how to take on the changing legal industry and make the most of the changes for your career.
Jordan Furlong is based out of Ottawa, Canada as a speaker, lawyer, industry analyst, and consultant. He is a principal with Edge International, a global consulting firm, and he is a senior consultant with Stem Legal Web Enterprises, a legal web development company. He excels at giving thought-provoking and lively presentations to law firms, legal organizations, and practice groups during this time of change in the legal industry.
This blog, Law21: Dispatches from a Legal Profession on the Brink, has been honored for six straight years by the ABA Journal as one of the best blogs in North America. The purpose of Furlong’s work is to provide lawyers and firms with the information to respond to and take advantage of the changing legal services.
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most recent post, Furlong tells attorneys how client succession is causing law firms to merge. Instead of law firms dealing with key partners retiring, they are being acquired by much larger firms looking to find ways to continue their growth in the future.
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