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Does innovation in the provision of legal services need new forms of regulation? That is the question behind a lot thinking in the arcane world of legal regulators, particularly in Europe. The OSCE (the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe whose brief runs from physical security to market competition) produced a discussion paper on … Continue reading Regulation and disruptive market innovation in legal services
A conference in London this morning dealt with the relationship between regulation and innovation – particularly the increasing deployment of technology – in the market for legal services. It was held by the Westminster Legal Policy Forum and was essentially in two parts: consideration of proposals for more regulation and the state of innovation allowed … Continue reading Innovation, Technology and Regulation: a view from London