Joe Andrew is a serial entrepreneur, published author, founding Global Chairman of the world’s largest global law firm, and the former National Chair of the Democratic National Committee. Joe writes frequently about the business of law, the rule of law, and technology and the
Investing In Law: Regulating Small Firms Into The Past?
Legislative efforts to regulate outside investment in law firms may hurt small firms.
The Fourth of July Changed What It Means To Be A Lawyer
The Declaration of Independence started a legal revolution
The Fourth of July Started A Global Legal Movement
The signers of the Declaration of Independence set out a legal brief that was copied around the world
The Fourth Of July Celebrates What Lawyers Can Do, And AI Cannot
AI cannot pledge its own life, fortune, reputation, or honor in defense of an idea, like the signers of the Declaration of Independence— only a lawyer can do that.
The Fourth Of July Celebrates A Lawyers’ Revolution
America was founded by lawyers who believed the law itself had been broken, and who were willing to risk not just their careers but their lives to restore it.
The Big Boys Arrive: Is Today’s Legal Tech Doomed?
Big AI Companies are entering the Legal AI area directly
Legal Tech Needs To Change Now
Legal technology is facing a existential crisis even as it flourishes
What Business Needs To Know About Law Now: The Collapse Of The Pyramid
Business leaders need to understand how AI is changing their law firms.
The Customer Is Always Right: Why Clients Define The Future Of Law
AI changes the relationship between clients and lawyers where clients are now the architects of law.
When Time Stops Being The Measure—The New Problem Of Value In Law
With the advent of aI, Businesses no longer know how to value a lawyers' work, since value can no longer be expressed by time.