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Anthony Davis Authors New York Law Journal Article on Visions of the Future

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Sep 9, 2014

Anthony E. Davis, a Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP partner authored the article, "Alternative Structures Offer Other Visions of the Future," for the New York Law Journal. The article discusses two recent developments – a series of decisions that allow an alternative service model for the provision of some kinds of legal services that bypass traditional law firm structure, and the Canadian Bar Association's Legal Futures Initiative Report – and how these changes may affect the legal profession in the United States.

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