“This thoughtful work from Adam Curphey offers a new lifelong learning model, Law+, to help shape the multidisciplinary legal team of the future. Curphey’s skill as an educator shines through the book; he writes with clarity, wit and wisdom, and he offers plenty of practical examples to support his thesis. This book will be invaluable to any organisation looking to develop legal teams that, collectively, possess the skills that clients really need.”
— Isabel Parker, executive director at The Digital Legal Exchange and author of Successful Digital Transformation in Law Firms: A Question of Culture

“The author has dissected so many of the challenges facing the legal profession and given a straightforward and refreshing perspective on how we can modernise the profession. His case for multidisciplinary teams servicing client needs is a compelling one and is expertly brought to life through an effective combination of personal experience and case studies. This is a brilliant resource, whatever your level of experience.”
— Dan Kayne, founder of O Shaped Lawyer

"The legal profession has long been in need of new approaches to help drive it into the future. Curphey’s text provides just that, by highlighting the problems facing the industry and proposing a new model, Law+, for addressing these. Law+ is founded in the conviction that legal services are best provided by multi-disciplinary teams. Curphey develops the model as it applies to people, processes, technology, and change, delineating clear steps for creating a new way of servicing clients. Both insightful and practical, this is a must-read book for anyone interested in what the law firm of the future might look like."

— Nicola Shaver, CEO and co-founder of Legaltech Hub

“An essential and thought-provoking read at a critical time for the sector. Wide ranging and well written, Curphey offers the rare combination of both a model for the future of law (or Law+) and actionable steps to realise it. A truly important book for those thinking about the future of legal practice and how to implement real change.”
— Dr Anna Donovan, UCL Faculty of Laws

A much-needed text that will be of real benefit to legal practitioners and educators.”
— Chris Howard, senior tutor at The University of Law and member of
the IBA’s Future of Legal Services Commission

“As the delivery of legal services moves beyond written documentation and advice, having the right team with the right skills to meet client demand for more integrated digital services will be increasingly important. Adam Curphey’s book explores the different skills required to deliver legal services in this new environment and to build a diverse team to successfully meet client challenges. An important read for a new era.”
— Lucy Dillon, Lucy Dillon Consulting