Lessons Learned and Reflections on the State of Big Law in 2013 - part one of the Business and Ethics of Managing a 21st-Century Law Firm series

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Lessons Learned and Reflections on the State of Big Law in 2013 - part one of the Business and Ethics of Managing a 21st-Century Law Firm series

Lessons Learned and Reflections on the State of "Big Law" in 2013

Part one of the three-part series The Business and Ethics of Managing a 21st-Century Law Firm
co-sponsored by the Stein Center for Law and Ethics and the Corporate Law Center

Monday, January 28th
7:00-9:00 pm
South Lounge, Lowenstein Building, Fordham University

Over the past few years, large and established “big law” firms have experienced financial and structural shake-ups that have many wondering what the future holds for the traditional law firm. This panel will address some of the ethical problems, lessons learned, and future opportunities coming out of the economic crisis and the shifting legal landscape. The presenters were

James Bernard, Partner, Stroock & Stroock & Lavan LLP - "Thinking About Conflicts and Waivers in Large Firm Practice"
Scott Green, CEO, Pepper Hamilton LLP - "The State of the Legal Profession" download his PowerPoint presentation here (pdf).
Bruce MacEwen, President, Adam Smith, Esq. - "Was Dewey Different?" download his PowerPoint presentation here (pdf).
Moderator: Silvia Hodges, Adjunct Professor, Fordham Law School

Event Resources

Click here to view the poster for this event (pdf).

Dowload the CLE printed materials here (pdf).

Download the event program and speaker bios here (pdf).

Watch the video at the bottom of this page.

Lessons Learned