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Back to the drawing board – lawyers who think like designers

GC investigates how ‘design thinking’ is being applied to legal services.

Legal Business
Legal Business · · 13 min read
Back to the drawing board – lawyers who think like designers

Thinking differently

You wouldn’t normally mistake a lawyer for a designer. One is usually armed with a pen and a rulebook, the other with a Mac and a black turtleneck. Right?

Wrong.

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