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SAR III Publisher's Note (Typed Version)

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Note for Ed. Coll. 9/13/2020

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My answer has to come from my own confrontation of theory and praxis. I hope that others will reformulate and answer the question with their own time-, place-, and date-stamps wherever they are now — and I aspire to support a forum for those…

On Recursivity: Critique & Praxis

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Law Firm Operational Resiliency in an Age of Uncertainty

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Legal professionals, even in times lacking deadly pandemics and the precautions they require, face many challenges. from new technical regulations and cyberthreats to changing practices and laws. The coronavirus pandemic has only increased the…

While uncertainty about the future and what the new normal will look like continues, investing in the technology your law firm will need to continue operating during and after the next natural or manmade disaster is critical.
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Editor & Publisher's Note (SAR III)

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Quotes | Volume III | Summer 2020

Milicent Fambrough is an artist in San Antonio, Texas. Her current work centers on self-examination and expression. Her influences span turn-of-the-century to contemporary and from classic to modern. She loves artwork in all forms. Her favorite…

Q&A with Milicent Fambrough

Forthcoming article ghostwritten for my boss: Legal professionals, even in times lacking deadly pandemics and the precautions they require, face many challenges – from new technical regulations and cyberthreats to changing practices and laws. The…

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