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Lawyer 2.0: Lessons from the Next Generation
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Lawyer 2.0: Lessons from the Next Generation
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Very interesting topic and presented quite a bit of food for thought in working with both jurors and attorneys who are millennials. Love that it was not just negative stereotyping.
More helpful information in the last half of the program. Generally, however, I found the bulk of the presentation stunning as the presenters managed to confirm Millennial stereotypes rather than debunk them, all while passively insulting older attorneys, by suggestions such as they are rude and lack concern for life outside the office.
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Can old dogs learn new tricks? As we develop new and innovative ways to try cases, millennial lawyers have a frank discussion of the good, the bad, and the ugly when it comes to the old way of doing things, and provide valuable insight about how the next generation is trying to do it better.
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Lawyering 2.0: Lessons from the Next Generation (Dec 2018)
Francisco Guerra IV, Raymond J. Baeza, Aaron J. Burke, Nicole Soussan Caplan, Donald Delgado
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Lawyering 2.0: Lessons from the Next Generation (Dec 2018)
Can old dogs learn new tricks? As we develop new and innovative ways to try cases, millennial lawyers have a frank discussion of the good, the bad, and the ugly when it comes to the old way of doing things, and provide valuable insight about how the next generation is trying to do it better.
Originally presented: Nov 2018 Civil Litigation Conference
Francisco Guerra IV,
Watts Guerra - San Antonio, TX
Raymond J. Baeza,
Farmers Insurance Exchange - El Paso, TX
Aaron J. Burke,
Fee, Smith, Sharp & Vitullo LLP - Dallas, TX
Nicole Soussan Caplan,
Reed Smith LLP - Houston, TX
Donald Delgado,
West, Webb, Allbritton & Gentry, P.C. - College Station, TX