OBA Innovator-in-Residence looks to human touch to make law firms ‘nimble and engaged’
Monday, August 27, 2018 @ 9:39 AM | By Terry Davidson
Developing the “critical human element” of law firms will mark the inaugural year of the Ontario Bar Association’s new Innovator-in-Residence program.
According to a statement from the OBA, the program, launched Aug. 2, will “offer the profession the fresh perspectives, knowledge, skills and connections necessary to drive change and keep pace with the speed of innovation.”
“In this inaugural year, the Innovator’s focus will be the heart of every law practice — the people,” states the OBA. “The Innovator will discover, develop and disseminate groundbreaking ways...
According to a statement from the OBA, the program, launched Aug. 2, will “offer the profession the fresh perspectives, knowledge, skills and connections necessary to drive change and keep pace with the speed of innovation.”
“In this inaugural year, the Innovator’s focus will be the heart of every law practice — the people,” states the OBA. “The Innovator will discover, develop and disseminate groundbreaking ways...
