The New Lawyer, Second Edition: How Clients Are Transforming the Practice of Law (Law and Society)
The New Lawyer, Second Edition examines how clients are transforming the practice of law. Framed within law and society, Julie Macfarlane’s book offers a timely perspective on changing expectations, professional roles, and the evolving relationship between lawyers and those they serve.
About This Book
The New Lawyer, Second Edition examines the changing practice of law through the influence of clients.
With a focus on transformation, the book considers how client expectations and experiences can affect the way legal services are delivered.
It places contemporary legal practice within a broader discussion of law and society.
This edition is suited to readers interested in the evolving role of lawyers and the forces shaping the legal profession.
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