[…] according to the report. Fourteen percent of consumers said they have used AI to answer legal questions, while nearly half (43%) said they have not but would. Millennial (26%) and Gen Z (23%) consumers are the most likely to use AI to answer legal questions. When lawyers use AI, most clients (78%) want them […]
[…] in a profession she is proud of as reasons for becoming an attorney. Tenacity and a drive to represent her culture well have inspired her career, too. Millennial attorney Iveliz R. Crespo pointed to lessons from her Puerto Rican culture as motivating her legal career. They include faith, hard work, and finding a professional […]
[…] B. Garman: Blazing a Trail for Women in Law mentoring circles, Happy young businesswoman coach mentor leader laughing at funny joke at group business meeting, joyful smiling millennial lady having fun with diverse corporate team people engaged in talking at work Head shot of Whitney Siehl Head shot of Erin Wilson Head shot of […]
[…] on that you’re really excited about? Raymond Rushing Rushing: My bar theme this year is “The Future Is US!” It is a direct call to action to millennial and Gen Z attorneys to be the change we want to see and to come home to the bar to join together to make a lasting […]
[…] modern approach to serving their legal needs. A client portal with your branding and attention to detail will set you apart from your competition, especially for the Millennial legal consumer soon representing the largest consumer base. The level of technology competency required of lawyers is constantly coming under scrutiny. But by properly securing the […]
[…] What about the future of the legal profession makes you most hopeful? I’m most hopeful for the young people that are coming through. I think that the millennial generation and folks who are in law school now really do approach issues and conversations differently than some of the folks who’ve traditionally practiced. I think […]
