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About the Book
With Bright Ideas, E. Leigh Dance (Editor) presents 26 essays written by top global corporate counsel, global law firm leaders, and other industry leaders. Bright Ideas is an exciting new book that addresses the legal industry's present and future challenges. Available in mid May, the book commemorates ELD International's 15th anniversary. Proceeds from book sales will go to Advocates for International Development (A4ID), supporting global pro bono initiatives. Published by Mill City Press and selling for $24.95.
Praise for Bright Ideas: Insight from Legal Luminaries Worldwide:
"Leigh Dance has managed to replicate in a book the excitement of a rich roundtable discussion among industry leaders. Reading it is like sitting in on an intimate exchange of practical experience, personal insights, and critical thinking about our global legal industry, now and into the future. I highly recommend Bright Ideas." - Nino Cusimano, General Counsel, Telecom Italia
"The legal industry is a time machine speeding through generations of change in a blink of an eye. Leigh Dance and her collaborators understand that such movement doesn't count as progress unless it is infused with bright ideas and intelligent execution. She has collected and presented those ideas in a highly readable form." - Peter Kalis, Chairman and Global Managing Partner, K&L Gates
"This collection of 26 impressive essays, skillfully edited by Leigh Dance, creates a superb textbook for leaders as they consider current and future strategies, whether as global law firms or corporate law departments. A unique compendium of global perspectives and ideas, it makes very useful reading for all who are working to chart a course in these unprecedented times." - Ralph Baxter, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Orrick
"Jump in, and profit from the many superb ideas and thought-provoking perspectives advanced in these pages, by an outstanding list of legal luminaries." - Jan Eijsbouts, former General Counsel, Akzo Nobel
