Being clever or connected just doesn’t cut it anymore. Lawyers need to be entrepreneurially sharp – not only because they are operating businesses in their own right (businesses that are basking in the shadow of an oncoming tsunami of new technologies), but because they need to understand their entrepreneurial clients – disruptive thinkers who want to be ahead of the curve. BaSE was born from an acknowledgement that, as lawyers, we needed to educate ourselves…
How lawyers are using disruptive thinking to change things for the better
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