Lawyers need to bring value to their businesses. Being technically brilliant at the law is a part of that, that idea has dominated legal training for the last few decades.
With more complex demands on lawyers, we're seeing a need for a more hollistic approach, one that produces lawyers who know the law and how to apply it for maximum value.
Dan Kayne, Founder of the O-shaped lawyer movement joins us on the podcast to discuss how the movement is shaping the way lawyers bring value to their firms.
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