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The New Lawyer Tour

The New Lawyer Tour is an exciting project that aims to document and celebrate lawyers whose work distinguishes them as pioneers and innovators in peacemaking and champions of justice.

Publisher Kim Wright and Videographer Michael Matthews have already traveled in several states and have conducted dozens of interviews with interesting, inspiring lawyers who are leaders and innovators. Some of these interviews are interspersed into this web site but most are still in the process of editing. To get a sampling of what we're doing, visit our channel on www.youtube.com/cuttingedgelaw. As this site develops, there will be better descriptions of each interview and a way to sort them.

We have visited several law schools and connected with key members of the Humanizing Legal Education group - which was recently recognized and validated by being named as a section of the American Association of Law Schools.

Kim has begun to blog about the tour and when the site is fully operational, we’ll be issuing press releases and creating buzz along the way. We expect to enroll a number of bloggers on different topics to add to the content. And, of course, we aim to sign up subscribers, sponsors, and organizational partners.

Since we’re already filming, we’re also laying the groundwork to turn our film into a one-hour documentary. We intend to distribute this documentary to law schools nationwide as well as to major media outlets, spreading the seeds of the ideas in yet another way.

All this is a part of the bigger mission of the magazine and movement. We're showcasing lawyers who are making this movement happen and providing role models and educational material for the New Lawyer.

Comprehensive Law

Video Series: Professor Susan Daicoff: Comprehensive Law & Lawyer Personality

Humanizing Legal Education

Video Series: Larry Krieger, Humanizing Legal Education
Video Series: Dean Daisy Floyd
Video Series: Professor Len Riskin
Beyond Traditional Legal Pedagogy: by Vernelia Randall
Video Series: Tim Floyd: Director of Law & Public Service, Mercer Law School
Video Series: Cindy Adcock, Director of Experiential Learning, Charlotte Law

Practicing Law, Running a Business

Want a Smoothly Operating Productive Law Office? Create a Collaborative Workplace©
Marketing 101: Stake Your Claim and Be Open and Notorious
Get More Done by Doing Less

Innovative Judges and Courts

Judge as Coach: Positive Coaching in the Courtroom

Around the World

An Inclusive View: Sharif Abdullah
Report from a War Zone (Sharif Abdullah)
Journal from the War Zone - Part Two

Conflict and Peace

Honoring Conflict as an Opportunity for Transformation

Expanding Toolboxes: Skills for a New Paradigm

Should you advise your clients to apologize when they make a mistake?
Are you a Renaissance Lawyer?
Appreciative Inquiry: It’s Not Easy, But It Is Simple
Dissolving Polarization Through Listening
Listening Means Business
Radical Questions for Critical Times
Stop Negotiating Agreements for Protection & Negotiate Agreements for Results
Safety in the Divorce Process: Reducing Anxiety to Facilitate Joint Problem-Solving
Communication Skills for Lawyers

Technology Making Our Lives Easier

Lawyers are From Mars, Computers are from Venus

Thinking Like a Lawyer

Thinking Like a Professional

Feeling and Relating

Video: Susan Daicoff: About the Myers Briggs & Lawyers
An Attorney Transformed: Len Scheff Transforms His Anger
The Illicit Relationship of Lawyers and Emotion
Video: Tim Floyd on Trauma and Vicarious Trauma in Murder Cases

Integrating Our Spirituality

Finding Peace In Conflicted Situations
Could Yoga Really Have Led Me to the Americans with Disabilities Act?

Following Our Bliss/Finding Our Purpose

The Living Have No Ghosts

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