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CURRICULUM VITAE
JOHN ANTHONY FLOOD School of Humanities, Languages and Social Science
Email (work) [email protected]
Griffith University Nathan Campus
Email (personal) [email protected]
170 Kessels Road Nathan, QLD 4111 Australia
Office +61 (0)7 373 58466 Mobile (Australia) +61 (0)479161315 Mobile (UK) +44 (0)7801705669
Web https://www.griffith.edu.au/griffith-centre-social-cultural-research/our-centre/john-flood
Twitter @JohnAFlood SSRN ssrn.com/author=552735 Skype johnflood123
Orcid 0000-0003-3490-0157 LinkedIn linkedin.com/in/profjohnflood
Nationality UK Permanent Resident Australia
EDUCATION
PhD (Sociology) Northwestern University, 1987
LLM (Law) Yale Law School, 1980
LLM by research (Sociolegal Studies) University of Warwick, 1978
LLB (Law/Economics) London School of Economics, 1975
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Professor of Law and Society, Griffith University, Queensland since 2015
Inaugural Director, Law Futures Centre, Griffith University, Queensland, 2015-16
McCann FitzGerald Professor in International Law and Business, UCD Sutherland School of Law, Dublin, 2014-15
Professor of Law and Sociology, University of Westminster, London, 1996-2014
Reader in Law, University of Westminster, London, 1992-96
Assistant Professor of Law and Criminal Justice, Indiana University-Bloomington, 1987-92
Research Associate, American Bar Foundation, Chicago, 1983-87
Affiliated Scholar, American Bar Foundation, Chicago, 1980-83
Honorary and Visiting Professorships
Honorary Professor of Law, University of Leicester since 2018
Visiting Professor of Law, University of Westminster since 2015
Honorary Professor of Law, University College London Faculty of Laws since 2012
Visiting Professor of Law, University of Miami School of Law, Spring 2008, Spring 2010, Fall 2011, Spring 2012
TranState Adjunct Professor, Institute for the Study of the Transformation of the State, University of Bremen, 2003-10
Summer Faculty Professor, University of Miami Summer Law School, 2003-13
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Visiting Professor of Law, School of Oriental and African Studies, 2001-04
Fellowships
Research Fellow, UCL Centre for Blockchain Technologies since 2017
Leverhulme Research Fellow, 2012-14
Visiting Fellow, Flinders Law School, Adelaide, 2013
Visiting Fellow, Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, University of London, 1996-97
Jean Monnet Fellow, European University Institute, Florence, 1990-91
Exxon Fellow in Ethics, Poynter Center, Indiana University-Bloomington, 1988-89
Academic Visitor, Department of Sociology, London School of Economics, 1988
University Fellow, Department of Sociology, Northwestern University, 1982-84
Visiting Fellow, School of Law, Northwestern University, 1980-81
Academic Awards
Finalist in CLawbies, Canadian Law Blog Awards, 2011 (John Flood’s Random Academic Thoughts (RATs))
Wedderburn Prize 1993 by Modern Law Review Editorial Committee for Lawyers and Arbitration: The Juridification of Construction Disputes (with A Caiger) 56 Modern Law Review 412 (1993) 1994
Research Fellowship Award, Indiana University-Bloomington, 1990-91
Law School Summer Research Fellowship, Indiana University-Bloomington, 1990
Law School Summer Research Fellowship, Indiana University-Bloomington, 1989
The Art and Science of Lawyering: Corporate Counsellors and Clients, the John A Kavanagh Memorial Speaker’s Series Lecture, University of Ottawa, November 1988
Indiana University Summer Faculty Fellowship, 1988
University Fellowship, Northwestern University, 1982-84
Graduate Fellowship, Yale Law School, 1979-80
Awarded honours in LLM, Yale Law School, 1980
Awarded first distinction in LLM, Warwick University, 1978
Social Science Research Council Socio-Legal Studentship, 1976-79
RESEARCH GRANTS
The social and psychological underpinnings of commercial arbitration in Europe (lead PI, Tony Cole, University of Leicester), Economic and Social Research Council, 2018-21
Medicinal cannabis and media framing (with Monique Lewis), AEL Grant, Griffith Centre for Social and Cultural Studies, and Law Futures Centre Grant, Griffith University, 2018-19
The legal profession in the transhuman age, Law Futures Centre, Griffith University, 2018
Blockchain and the law, AEL Grant and Law Futures Centre Grant, Griffith University, 2016-17
International market for law students, University of London International Programmes, 2013-14
Role of in-house lawyers (with Oxera), Solicitors Regulation Authority, 2012-13
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Understanding the cab rank rule (with Morton Hviid), Legal Services Board, 2012-13
Global legal education, Legal Services Board, 2011
Responding to Clementi and the Legal Services Act (with Daniel Muzio), SLSA Small Grant, 2009-10
Straight there/No detours: Non-solicitor access to barristers (with Avis Whyte), Bar Council, 2008
Barristers’ clerks, Nuffield Foundation, 2006-08
Comparative criminal legal aid (with Avis Whyte and Sylvie Bacquet), Carter Review of Criminal Legal Aid Procurement, Department for Constitutional Affairs, 2005
Case allocation and judicial integrity, Council of Dutch Judiciary, 2005
International legal aid, Department for Constitutional Affairs, 2004
Law making in large law firms in respect of the changing nature of statehood, German Science Foundation, 2004-06
Growth in consumer complaints in financial services, Financial Services Authority and Financial Ombudsman Service, 1999-2000
Entry to the legal professions, Law Society, 1998-99
Corporate restructuring and professional turf wars: a sociological analysis of a new profession, Economic and Social Research Council, 1995-96
Perceptions of the market for lawyers, for in-depth research, higher court rights of audience for solicitors in private practice: the supply of advocates, Lord Chancellor’s Advisory Committee on Legal Education and Conduct, 1995-96
Corporate voluntary arrangements in the UK, Chartered Association of Certified Accountants, 1993-95
Insolvency attorneys in the US, Chartered Association of Certified Accountants, 1993
Arbitration in Hong Kong, British Council, Hong Kong, 1993
Business lawyers and accountants, Groupe Européen de Recherche sur les Professionels du Droit des Affaires, 1992
Internationalization of legal practice, Law Society, 1990-91
Alternative dispute resolution, Baker & McKenzie Foundation, 1990
Unauthorized legal practice and paralegals (with Fred Zemans), Ontario Attorney General’s Office, 1990
Indiana University Summer Faculty Fellowship, 1988
Grant-in-aid of research, Indiana University-Bloomington, 1987-89
Lawyers’ use of time, American Bar Foundation, 1986
SERVICE AND ADMINISTRATION
University Research and Service Positions
Inaugural Director of the Law Futures Centre, Griffith University, 2015-16
Member, Senior Executive Group, Arts, Education and Law Group, Griffith University, 2015-16
Member, Senior Executive Group, Griffith Law School, 2015-17
Member, Research Committee, Arts, Education and Law Group, Griffith University, 2015-17
Member, Research Committee, Griffith Law School, 2015-17
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Member of UCL Research Group to Develop a Theoretical Framework for Assessing the Value of Solicitors’ Services, 2015
Research Team Member, GLEE (Project on Globalization, Lawyers, and Emerging Economies), Harvard Law School, 2012-17
Member, Committee on International Legal Practice of the New York City Bar Association since 2012
Member, Collaborative Research Center 597 “Transformations of the State”, University of Bremen, 2003-10
UK Academic Co-convenor, New York/London Colloquium (Columbia Law School, NYU Law School, Imperial College Management School & Westminster Law School) on Issues Facing Lawyers in a Global Economy, 2000-02
Member, Groupe Européen de Recherche sur les Professionels du Droit des Affaires, Vaucresson, 1990-95
Advisory Boards
Member, Advisory Board, Beanledger, NSW since 2018
Member, Advisory Board, Inkrypt, Boston since 2018
Member, Advisory Board, Data Revolution, Brisbane since 2018
Member, Advisory Board, PIQME, Sydney, since 2018
Member, Advisory Board, Legaler, Sydney, since 2018
Member, Advisory Board, Connectsocial, Brisbane, 2017-18
Senior Advisor, iClinical Healthcare, Oxford and Brisbane since 2017
Member, Advisory Board, Horizon State, Melbourne, 2017-18
Member, Global Advisory Board, Janders Dean, London and Sydney since 2017
Member, Advisory Board, The Legal Forecast, Australia since 2017
Member, LWOWx Advisory Board, 2013-14
Member, LegalTrek.com Board, 2013-18
Member, UK Advisory Board, LegalZoom since 2013
Member, Board of Advisers, Center for Law Practice Technology, Florida Coastal School of Law since 2013
Member, Academic Advisory Group, Freelawyer.co.uk and Judicium.com, 2000-05
Memberships
Member, Enterprise Ethereum Alliance Legal Industry Working Group since 2017
Member of ABA International Transnational Legal Practice Committee since 2014
Member, Solicitors Regulation Authority External Reference Group on the Separate Business Rule since 2014-15
Member, Solicitors Regulation Authority External Reference Group for Multi-disciplinary Practices Review, 2014-15
Member, Research Strategy Group, Legal Services Board, 2010-15
Consulting and Judging
Judge, Legal Innovation Awards, Sydney, 2018
Consultant, Phi Technologies, Sydney, 2018
Consultant, Lexon Insurance, Brisbane, 2016
Consultant, University of London International Law Programmes, 2013-14
Consultant, Oxera Economic Consulting, Oxford since 2012
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Consultant, Kennedy Cater Legal, London, 2010-12
Consultant to Pearson Education Limited, London, 2011-12
Consultant, “Research Project: Judicial Case Management”, University of Bern, Switzerland, 2011-13
Consultant, Department for Constitutional Affairs on Legal Aid, 2005
Consultant, Ontario Attorney General’s Task Force on Unauthorized Legal Practice among Paralegals, 1988-90
Consultant and Speechwriter, President of American Bar Association, 1985-87
International Adviser to “Research Project: Large Law Firms and Ethical Structures”, Law Faculty, University of Melbourne, Australia, 2008-10
Social Expert on Judicial Cooperation and Access to Justice for Nottingham University Human Rights Law Centre in association with EU Fundamental Rights Agency since, 2008
Adviser to “Research Project: The Mutations of Access to Law and Justice in the European Union: The Case Study of Family Law in Portugal”, Centro de Estudos Sociais, Universidade de Coimbra, Portugal, 2007-09
Adviser to Law Commission on Dispute Resolution, 2005
Editing and Reviewing
Member of Editorial Board, Law Technology and Humans since 2019
Associate Editor, Frontiers in Blockchain since 2018
Guest Editor, Griffith Law Review, 2017-18
Member of Editorial Board, Web Journal of Current Legal Issues since 2014
Member of Editorial Board, Journal of Professions and Organization since 2013
Member of Editorial Board, Journal of Civil & Legal Sciences since 2013
Founding Editor of Legal Profession Section, Jotwell, 2009-16
Member of Editorial Advisory Board, Encyclopaedia of Law and Society: American and Global Perspectives, 2001-03
Member of Editorial Advisory Board, International Journal of the Legal Profession since 1993
Chair of Law, Religion, History, and Philosophy Panel, Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2011-14
Member of Law, Religion, History, and Philosophy Panel, Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2009-14
Member of Peer Review College, Arts and Humanities Research Council, 2004-14 (re-appointed 2007)
Expert Evaluator, International Association for the Promotion of Co-operation with Scientists from the New Independent States (NIS) of the Former Soviet Union (INTAS), 2004-08
Expert Assessor of International Standing for the Australian Research Council, 2002-15
Reviewer for:
• Accounting, Organizations &
Society
• African Journal of Marketing
Management
• Alternative Law Journal
• Arts & Humanities Research
Council UK
• Australian Research Council
• Social Sciences and Humanities
Research Council of Canada
(SSHRC)
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• British Journal of Industrial
Relations
• Current Sociology
• Griffith Law Review
• Human Relations
• International Journal for Court
Administration
• International Journal of the Legal
Profession
• International Journal of
Management Reviews
• Journal of Educational Research and
Reviews
• Journal of Law and Conflict
Resolution
• Journal of Law and Society
• Journal of Management Studies
• Journal of Professions and
Organization
• Journal of Strategic Contracting and
Negotiation
• Law & Policy
• Law and Social Inquiry
• Law & Society Review
• Legal Ethics
• Melbourne University Law Review
• Modern Law Review
• Oñati Socio-Legal Series
• Organization Studies
• Policy and Society
• Regulation and Governance
• Social Problems
• Social Psychology Quarterly
• Sociological Compass
• Sydney Law Review
• UNSW Law Journal
• Work and Occupations
• Danish Council for Independent
Research|Social Sciences
• Economic & Social Research
Council UK
• Engineering and Physical Sciences
Research Council UK
• Hague Institute for the
Internationalisation of Law
• Leverhulme Trust
• Nuffield Foundation
• Research Foundation—Flanders,
Belgium
• US National Science Foundation
• Ashgate Publishing
• Brill Publishers
• Lexington Books
• Oxford University Press
• Palgrave MacMillan
• Policy Press
• Routledge
• Sage
• Springer
• University of Michigan Press
• Volkswagen Foundation
Teaching and Examining
Courses
21st Century Legal Practice: Professions, Disruption, and Technology (undergraduate)
Transactions and Corporate Networks (postgraduate)
General Introduction to Legal Studies (undergraduate)
Professional Responsibility/Legal Ethics (postgraduate)
Legal Skills (undergraduate)
Seminars
Alternative Dispute Resolution (undergraduate)
Legal Profession (undergraduate/postgraduate)
Global Lawyering (postgraduate)
Research Methods for Lawyers (postgraduate)
Law Without Walls (postgraduate)
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21st Century Law (undergraduate/postgraduate)
Legal Entrepreneurship (postgraduate)
External Examining
University College London Faculty of Laws 2013-16
LLB: Lawyers, Practice and Ethics
LLB: Access to Justice and Community Engagement: Legal Clinic
LLB: Law in Action
LLB: Alternative Dispute Resolution
University College Dublin Sutherland Law School 2012-14
LLB: Research Module
LLB: Research Paper
LLB: Dissertation
LLB: Advanced Research in Law
LLB: Legal Practice
LLB: Regulatory Governance
LLB: Administrative Justice
Birkbeck, University of London 2006-11
MRes Law
MA Law
LLM Law
Supervised and examined MSc Management (management of barristers’ chambers) 2012
Oñati Institute for Sociology of Law 2016
Examined master’s dissertation on globalisation of Turkish lawyers
PhD Supervisions
Supervised 30 PhD dissertations to completion at Indiana University, University of Westminster, School of Oriental and African Studies London, Birkbeck London, Institute of Commonwealth Studies London
Stacy Sinclair, Name that Dispute: An Ethnography of Lawyers and the Transformations of Construction Disputes (completed/passed 2016)
Richard Parnham, The Geographical Expansion of Europe’s Large Law Firms (completed/passed 2015)
Jen Geary, Terrorism and Travel
Xin Yuan, Chinese Legal Education and the JM Degree
Gina Masterson, Australia, Domestic Violence and the Hague Convention
Lachlan Robb, An Ethnographic Analysis of How Innovators Use Blockchain in Emerging Legal/Tech Practice (QUT)
PhD External Examining
City University London (Sociology) Continuity and Change: The Professional Lives and Culture of Self-Employed Barristers in England & Wales
Keele (Law) Professional Associations, Agency, Motivation and Capacity for Change: The Case of Social Mobility and the Bar
NUI Galway (Law) Regulation of the Legal Profession in Ireland post-EU-IMF Bailout
LSE (Law) The Early Modern Transformation of the Nordic Ting: Honour, Violence and Legal Expression and Its Historical Development from Pre-Modern to Modern Rationalized Law
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Queen Mary London (Law) Yukos, Kordokovsky and Russian Law
Leeds (Law) Role and Function of In House Lawyers in the UK
Glamorgan (Law) Legal Executives and Professionalism
Manchester Metropolitan (Law) Football, Society and the Law
Indiana University (Journalism & Sociology) Investigative Journalism in the US
Administration
Co-organiser, Future of the Legal Services Conference 2, University of Miami School of Law, April 2019
Chair and convenor of Lawyers and Legal Profession Stream, SLSA Conference, Leeds, UK, April 2019
Chair and convenor of Lawyers and Legal Profession Stream, SLSA Conference, Bristol, UK, April 2018
Co-organiser, Future of the Legal Profession Conference, St Gallen, Switzerland, February 2018
Co-organiser, Block to the Future Conference, Brisbane, October 2017
Organiser, Initial Coin Offering Masterclass, Brisbane, October 2017
Member, Program Committee of SmartLaw2017, 1st Workshop on Blockchain, Smart Contracts and Law, 16th International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Law, London, June 2017
Organiser, Law and Society of Australia and New Zealand Annual Conference, Brisbane, December 2016
Organiser, Blockchain Workshop, Griffith University, Brisbane, November 2016
Member, Griffith Law School Research Committee, 2015-17
Member, Senior Executive Group, Griffith University, 2015-16
Member, Executive of the Law and Society Association of Australia and New Zealand since 2015
UCD Organizer and Co-ordinator for Law Without Walls KickOff, UCD Sutherland School of Law, January 2015
Member, UCD Research Impact Committee, 2014-15
Director of the Centre of the Legal Profession (COLP), University of Westminster, June 2013-14
UK Co-ordinator (with Lisa Webley), “ReInvent Law London 2013”, June 2013
Organizer, Lawyers and Legal Profession Stream, Socio-Legal Studies Association Annual Conference, York University, April 2013
UK Co-ordinator (with Lisa Webley), “Law Tech Camp London 2012”, July 2012
Co-Stream Organizer, Legal Profession, International Legal Ethics Conference V, Banff, July 2012
Thought Leader, “Dynamics of Change in UK Legal Profession”, Law Without Walls, March 2012
Thought Leader, Mentor, and Judge, Law Without Walls ConPosium, University of Miami School of Law, Miami, April 2011, 2012, 2013
Member, Research Ethics Committee, School of Law, University of Westminster, 2005-14
Director of External Relations, School of Law, University of Westminster, 2004-14
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Reporter, Report on Professors’ Remuneration at the University of Westminster, 2004
Secretary, Socio-Legal Studies Association, 2002-05
Academic adviser, City of Westminster and Holborn Law Society, 2001-04
Member, standing working group on research, University of Westminster, 2000-14
Co-ordinator and designer of Socio-Legal Studies Association website, 1997-2000
Member, executive committee, Socio-Legal Studies Association, 1993-2000 and 2005-07
Research Director in the School of Law and head of Law School Research Committee, University of Westminster, 1992-2002
Member, University Research Committee, University of Westminster, 1992-2002
Member, consultative committee, Legal Education Project of Association of Law Teachers, 1992-93
National reporter on the US legal profession for International Association of Procedural Law, 1989-90
Faculty member in residence, Collins Living Learning Center, Indiana University-Bloomington, 1989-90
Member, faculty affairs committee of Bloomington Faculty Council, Indiana University-Bloomington, 1988-89
Member, steering committee and board, Center for the Study of Law and Society, Indiana University-Bloomington, 1987-91
Part-time Associate Attorney, Tischmann and Weinstock, Chicago, 1984-86
Summer Associate Attorney, Drinker Biddle & Reath, Philadelphia, 1980
Co-editor and member, Warwick Law Working Papers Committee, 1977-79
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PUBLICATIONS
(Hyperlinks lead to document sources)
Books
o The Global Lawyer (with Kate Galloway) LexisNexis forthcoming
o Lawyers, Globalization and Emerging New Legal Services Markets Quid Pro Books forthcoming
o What Do Lawyers Do? An Ethnography of a Corporate Law Firm (Foreword by Lynn Mather) Quid Pro Books 2013
o The Legal Profession in the United States American Bar Foundation 1985
o Barristers’ Clerks—The Law’s Middlemen Manchester University Press 1983 (translated into Japanese) (excerpted in Glendon, Gordon & Osakwe, Comparative Legal Traditions West Publishing Co 1985)
Articles, Chapters and Review Essays
o ICOs and Cryptotokens: A New Fundraising Asset Class—An Australian Perspective (with Adrian McCullagh) Frontiers in Blockchain, forthcoming 2019 (SSRN link)
o Legal Professionals of the Future: Their Ethos, Role and Skills, in New Suits: Appetite for Disruption in the Legal World (eds) M DeStefano and G Dobrauz-Saldapenna, Stampfli Verlag, forthcoming 2019 (SSRN link)
o Disruption, Temporality, Law: The Future of Law and Society Scholarship (with Timothy Peters and Roshan de Silva-Wijeyeratne) 26(4) Griffith Law Review 459-468, 2019
o Professions and Expertise: How Machine Learning and Blockchain are Redesigning the Landscape of Professional Knowledge and Organisation (with Lachlan Robb) 73(2) University of Miami Law Review’s 2018 Symposium, Hack to the Future: How Technology is Disrupting the Legal Profession 312-351, 2019 (Miami link)
o Professions and Professional Service Firms in a Global Context: Reframing Narratives, in Professions and Professional Service Firms: Private and Public Sector Enterprises in the Global Economy 26-45 (eds) M Saks & D Muzio, Routledge, 2018 (SSRN link)
o The Rule of Law and Legal Education: Do They Still Connect? in Handbook on the Rule of Law 289-303 (eds) C May & A Winchester, Edward Elgar, 2018 (SSRN link)
o The Uberization of Law, in Minutes of the Conference on the Future of Legal Services 2018 in St Gallen 26-29 (ed) L Staub, Schulthess, 2018
o Trust, Anarcho-Capitalism, Blockchain and ICOs (with Lachlan Robb) Centre for Law Markets and Regulation, UNSW, Working Papers, 2017 (SSRN link)
o Theories of Law Firm Globalization in the Shadow of Colonialism: A Cultural and Institutional Analysis of English and Indian Law Firms in the Twentieth and Twenty-First Centuries, in The Indian Legal Profession in the Age of Globalization: The Rise of the Corporate Legal Sector and its Impact on Lawyers and Society 335-362 (eds) D Wilkins, D Trubek, V Khanna & P Mehta, Cambridge University Press, 2017 (SSRN link)
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o Foreword: Professions as Contingent Structures in a Perilous World, 40(1) UNSW Law Journal 211-217, 2017 (SSRN link)
o The Importance of University Attended and Degree Subject: A Comparison of the Background of Lawyers in England and Germany (with Anna Mountford-Zimdars) 49(1) Higher Education Review 26-49, 2016 (SSRN link)
o Corporate Lawyer-Client Relationships: Bankers, Lawyers, Clients and Enduring Relationships, 19(1) Legal Ethics 76-96, 2016 (SSRN link)
o The Global Challenges to Legal Education, Legal Education in the Global Context: Opportunities and Challenges 31-42 (eds) C Gane & R Huang, Ashgate 2016
o Global Challenges for Legal Education: Competing for the World’s Law Students, 24 Nottingham Law Journal 79-93, 2015
o The Global Contest for Legal Education, in The Calling of Law: The Pivotal Role of Vocational Legal Education 13-33 (eds) F Westwood & K Barton, Ashgate 2014 (SSRN link)
o Institutional Bridging: How Large Law Firms Engage in Globalization, 54(1) Boston College Law Review 1087-1121, 2013 (SSRN link)
o Will There Be Fallout from Clementi? The Repercussions for the Legal Profession after the Legal Services Act 2007, 2012(2) Michigan State Law Review 537-565 (excerpted in A Kaufman et al, Problems in Professional Responsibility 6th ed, Carolina Academic Press 2017) (SSRN link)
o Entrepreneurship, Managerialism and Professionalism: The Case of the Legal Profession in England and Wales, (with Daniel Muzio) in Handbook of Research on Entrepreneurship in Professional Services 369-386 (eds) M Reihlen & A Werr, Edward Elgar, 2012 (SSRN link)
o Becoming a Cosmopolitan Lawyer, (with Peter Lederer) 80(6) Fordham Law Review 2523-2539, 2012 (SSRN link)
o The Re-Organization and Re-Professionalization of Large Law Firms in the 21st Century: From Patriarchy to Democracy, 36(2) Journal of the Legal Profession 415-439, 2012 (SSRN link)
o Transnational Lawyering: Clients, Ethics and Regulation, in Lawyers in Practice: Ethical Decision Making in Context 176-196 (eds) L Mather & L Levin, University of Chicago Press, 2012 (SSRN link)
o The Re-Landscaping of the Legal Profession: Large Law Firms and Professional Re-Regulation, 59(4) Current Sociology 507-529, 2011 (SSRN link)
o The Transformation of Access to Law and Justice in England 60 Years On, in Transformations in Access to Law and Justice (eds) J Pedroso & P Branca, CES Coimbra, 2011 (SSRN link)
o Straight There No Detours: Direct Access to Barristers, (with Avis Whyte) 16(2) International Journal of the Legal Profession 131-152, 2010 (SSRN link)
o Review Essay: Betting the System and Beating the House? Gillian Tett’s Story of the Financial Crisis: “Fool’s Gold—How Unrestrained Greed Corrupted a Dream, Shattered Global Markets and Unleashed a Catastrophe”, 36(4) Journal of Law and Society 579-584, 2009 (SSRN link)
o Structuring Transactions: The Case of Real Estate Finance, (with Eleni Skordaki) in Contractual Certainty in International Trade: Empirical Studies and Theoretical Debates
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on Institutional Support for Global Economic Exchanges 157-171 (ed) V Gessner, Hart Publishing, 2009 (SSRN link)
o Globalisation and Large Law Firms, in New Oxford Companion to Law (ed) P Cane & J Conaghan, Oxford University Press, 2008 (Web link)
o Lawyers, Law Firms and the Stabilization of Transnational Business, (with Fabian Sosa) 28(3) Northwestern Journal of International Law & Business 489-525, 2008 (SSRN link)
o Partnership and Professionalism in Global Law Firms: Resurgent Professionalism? in Redirections in the Study of Expert Labour 52-74 (eds) S Ackroyd, D Muzio and JF Chanlet, Palgrave Macmillan, 2008 (SSRN link)
o Law Firms, in Encyclopedia of Law and Society: American and Global Perspectives 924-930 (ed) D Clark, Sage, 2007
o Participant Observation, in Encyclopedia of Law and Society: American and Global Perspectives 1081-1082 (ed) D Clark, Sage, 2007
o Lawyers as Sanctifiers of Value Creation, 14(1) Indiana Journal of Global Legal Studies 35-66, 2007 (SSRN link)
o Case Assignment in English Courts, (with Reza Banakar, Julian Webb, Avis Whyte) in The Right Judge for Each Case: A Study of Case Assignment and Impartiality in Six European Countries 133-187 (eds) P Langbroek & M Fabri, Intersentia, 2007
o What’s Wrong with Legal Aid? Lessons from Outside the UK, (with Avis Whyte) 25(1) Civil Justice Quarterly 80-98, 2006 (SSRN link)
o Socio-Legal Ethnography, in Theory and Method in Socio-Legal Research 33-48 (eds) R Banakar & M Travers, Hart Publishing, 2005 (SSRN link)
o Postmodern Professions: The Fragmentation of Legal Education, (with Andy Boon & J Webb) 32(3) Journal of Law and Society 473-492, 2005 (SSRN link)
o Rating, Dating, and the Informal Regulation and the Formal Ordering of Financial Transactions: Securitizations and Credit Rating Agencies, in Privatising Development: Transnational Law, Infrastructure and Human Rights 147-171 (ed) M Likosky, Martinus Nijhoff, 2005 (SSRN link)
o NOvA (NoGo) or Multi-Disintegrating Partnerships, 5(1-2) Legal Ethics 9-13, 2003
o Globalisation and Law, in Law and Social Theory 311-328 (eds) R Banakar & M Travers, Hart Publishing, 2002
o Barristers, in Legal Systems of the World: A Political, Social, and Cultural Encyclopedia (ed) H Kritzer, ABC-CLIO, 2002
o The Role of Elite Law Firms in the Global Economy, in Towards a New Ethical Framework for a Legal Profession in Transition? 223-237 (eds) K Raes & B Claessens, Intersentia, 2002
o Capital Markets, Globalisation and Global Elites, in Transnational Legal Processes—Globalisation and Power Disparities 114-134 (ed) M Likosky, Butterworths § Law in Context, 2002 (SSRN link)
o Capital Markets: Those Who Can and Cannot Do the Purest Global Law, in The Legal Culture of Global Business Transactions 248-272 (eds) R Applebaum, WLF Felstiner & V Gessner, Hart Publishing, 2001
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o The Vultures Fly East: The Creation and Globalisation of the Distressed Debt Market, in Adapting Legal Cultures 257-278 (ed) D Nelken, Hart Publishing, 2001 (translated and published in Chinese by Tsinghua University Press 2007) (SSRN link)
o The Governance of Law: The Structure and Work of Corporate Lawyers, in Professions at Bay: Control and Encouragement of Ingenuity in British Management 45-66 (eds) I Glover & M Hughes, Ashgate, 2000
o Trials of Strength: The Reconfiguration of Litigation as a Contested Terrain, (with Andy Boon) 33(3) Law & Society Review 595-636, 1999 (SSRN link)
o Globalization of Professional Ethics? The Significance of Lawyers’ International Codes of Conduct, (with Andy Boon) 2(1) Legal Ethics 29-57, 1999 (SSRN link)
o Professionals Organizing Professionals: Comparing the Logic of US and UK Law Practice, in Restructuring the Professional Organization: Accounting, Health Care and Law 154-82 (eds) D Brock, CR Hinings & M Powell, Routledge, 1999 (SSRN link)
o Remapping Lawyers’ Turf: A Comment on Professors Clark and Mattei, in Lawyers’ Practices and Ideals: A Comparative View 209-220 (eds) J Barceló III & R Cramton, Kluwer Law International, 1999
o Legal Education, Globalization, and the New Imperialism, in The Law School—Global Issues, Local Questions 127-158 (ed) F Cownie, Ashgate, 1999 (SSRN link)
o Il Difficile Problema della Globalizzazione: Sistemi Legali in Competizione, in 2 Quaderni di Diritto Privato Europeo 125-147 (eds) A Jannarelli, G Piepoli & N Scannicchio, Cacucci Editore, 1999
o Normative Bricolage: Informal Rule-Making by Accountants and Lawyers, in Mega-Insolvencies (with Eleni Skordaki) in Global Law Without a State 109-131 (ed) G Teubner, Dartmouth, 1997 (SSRN link)
o Megalawyering in the Global Order: The Cultural, Social and Economic Transformation of Global Legal Practice, 3(1-2) International Journal of the Legal Profession 169-214, 1996 (SSRN link)
o The Cultures of Globalization: Professional Restructuring for the International Market, in Professional Competition and Professional Power: Lawyers, Accountants and the Social Construction of Markets 139-169 (eds) Y Dezalay & D Sugarman, Routledge 1995 (excerpted in V Gessner et al, European Legal Cultures Dartmouth 1996) (SSRN link)
o Shark Tanks, Sweatshops and the Lawyer as Hero? Fact as Fiction, 21(3) Journal of Law and Society 396-405, 1994
o Le Petit ‘Club’ des Professionels de la Faillite en Grande-Bretagne, (with Eleni Skordaki) in Batailles Territoriales et Querelles de Cousinage: Juristes et Comptables Européens sur le Marché du Droit des Affaires 45-83 (ed) Y Dezalay, Librairie Générale de Droit et de Jurisprudence, 1993
o Lawyers and Arbitration: The Juridification of Construction Disputes, (with Andrew Caiger) 56(3) Modern Law Review 412-440, 1993
o Doing Business: Knowledge and the Management of Uncertainty in the Lawyer-Client Relationship, in Laws and Rights: Proceedings of the International Congress of Sociology of Law for the Ninth Centenary of the University of Bologna 81-100 (eds) V Ferrari & C Faralli, Giuffrè Editore, 1993
o Professionalism, Neighbourhood Legal Services and the State in Ontario, Canada, in Legal Services in Canada and Colombia (eds) F Zemans & F Rojas, International Development Research Centre: Ottawa, 1993
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o The Globalization of Business Legal Services, in International Business: Text & Cases 98-103 (ed) J Preston, Pitmans, 1993
o Doing Business: The Management of Uncertainty in Lawyers’ Work, 25(1) Law & Society Review 41-71, 1991 (SSRN link)
o Megalaw in the UK: Professionalism or Corporatism? A Preliminary Report, 64(3) Indiana Law Journal 569-592, 1989
o The Changing Face of American Corporate Law Practice, Revue Francaise d’Études Américaines No 35, 55-67, 1988
o Review Essay, Saints and Sinners: On Gandhi’s Lawyers and Touts, 1984(4) American Bar Foundation Research Journal 889-902
o Paralegals in English and American Law Offices, (with Quintin Johnstone) 2 Windsor Yearbook of Access to Justice 152-190, 1982
o The Middlemen of the Law: An Ethnographic Inquiry into the English Legal Profession, 1981(2) American Bar Foundation Research Journal 377-405
o Researching Barristers’ Clerks, in Law and Social Enquiry: Case Studies of Research 158-188 (ed) R Luckham, International Center for Law in Development: New York & Uppsala, 1981
o Barristers’ Clerks, 4 Journal of the Legal Profession 23-39, 1979
Reports
o Treasury Consultation Paper on ICOs in Australia: The Technology, The Market, and The Regulation of ICOs, (with Adrian McCullagh), February 2019 (SSRN link)
o Global Challenges for Legal Education in the Transnational Education Sector, Report for University of London International Undergraduate Laws Programme, 2014
o The Role of In-House Solicitors, (Oxera and J Flood) Report for the Solicitors Regulation Authority, 2014 (http://sra.org.uk/documents/SRA/research/role-in-house-solicitors.pdf)
o The Cab Rank Rule: Its Meaning and Purpose, (with Morton Hviid) Report for the Legal Services Board, 2013 (https://research.legalservicesboard.org.uk/wp-
content/media/Cab-Rank-Rule_final-2013.pdf) (Also see responses: https://research.legalservicesboard.org.uk/wp-content/media/Cab-Rank-Rule-response-links.pdf)
o Legal Education in the Global Context: Challenges from Globalization, Technology and Changes in Government Regulation, Report for the Legal Services Board, 2011 (http://www.legalservicesboard.org.uk/news_publications/latest_news/pdf/lsb_legal_education_report_flood.pdf) (SSRN link)
o Straight There No Detours: Direct Access to Barristers, (with Avis Whyte) Full Report for the Bar Council, 2008 (SSRN link)
o Will There Be Fallout from Clementi? The Global Repercussions for the Legal Profession after the UK Legal Services Act 2007, Miami-Florida European Union Center Jean Monnet/Robert Schuman Paper Series, Vol 8, No 6, 2008 (excerpted in Wilkins & Kaufman, Problems in Professional Responsibility for a Changing Profession [Carolina Academic Press 2009]) (SSRN link)
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o Report On International Approaches To The Defence Of Indigent Persons In Criminal Cases, (with Avis Whyte & Sylvie Bacquet) Report for Lord Carter’s Review of Legal Aid Procurement, Department for Constitutional Affairs, 2005 (http://www.legalaidprocurementreview.gov.uk/publications.htm)
o Report on Case Allocation in England, (with Reza Banakar, Julian Webb & Avis Whyte) Report for the Dutch Council of Judiciary and Utrecht University, 2005
o Report on Legal Aid in Other Countries, (with Avis Whyte) Report for the Fundamental Legal Aid Review, Department for Constitutional Affairs/Cabinet Office, 2004
o Reconfiguring the Market for Advocacy Services: A Case Study of London and Four Fields of Practice, (with Andy Boon, Avis Whyte, Eleni Skordaki, Robert Abbey & A Ash) Report for the Lord Chancellor’s Advisory Committee on Legal Education and Conduct, 1996 (SSRN link)
o Defining Expertise: Accountants as Experts and the Legal Process, (with Robert Abbey, Eleni Skordaki & Peter Hodgkinson) ACCA Occasional Research Paper 18, 1996
o The Professional Restructuring of Corporate Rescue: Company Voluntary Arrangements and the London Approach, (with Robert Abbey, Eleni Skordaki & Paul Aber) Certified Accountants Educational Trust 1995
o Insolvency Practitioners and Big Corporate Insolvencies, (with Eleni Skordaki) Certified Accountants Educational Trust 1995
o Organization and Social Status of Judges and Lawyers in the United States, National Report, International Association of Procedural Law, IXth World Conference on Procedural Law, 1991
o Law Firms’ Organization (National and Transnational) in the United States, National Report, International Association of Procedural Law, IXth World Conference on Procedural Law, 1991
o Unauthorized Legal Practice Prosecutions and Independent Paralegals in Ontario and the United States, (with Fred Zemans) Appendix F, Report of the Task Force on Paralegals, Queen’s Printer: Toronto 1990
o Dispute Resolution in Australia, research report, Baker & McKenzie Foundation, 1990
o Dispute Resolution in the People’s Republic of China, research report, Baker & McKenzie Foundation, 1990
o Dispute Resolution in England and Wales, research report, Baker & McKenzie Foundation, 1990
Shorter Articles, Book Reviews and Blogs
o The Fortnightly with Professor John Flood (Part 2), Amicus Partners, December 2018 https://amicuspartners.co.in/2018/12/21/the-fortnightly-with-prof-john-flood-part-2/
o The Fortnightly with Professor John Flood (Part 1), Amicus Partners, December 2018 https://amicuspartners.co.in/2018/12/01/the-fortnightly-with-professor-john-flood-part-1/
o Are Professions Merely a Set of Outcomes? Where Susskind Got It Wrong, John Flood’s Random Academic Thoughts (RATs),
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https://johnflood.blogspot.com/2018/11/are-professions-merely-set-of-outcomes.html
o The Accountants Are Really Coming…this time…, John Flood’s Random Academic Thoughts (RATs), https://johnflood.blogspot.com/2018/08/the-accountants-are-really-comingthis.html
o How Courts Compete with Each Other, John Flood’s Random Academic Thoughts (RATs), https://johnflood.blogspot.com/2018/06/how-courts-compete-with-each-other.html
o Why Do Lawyers Hate Their Clients, John Flood’s Random Academic Thoughts (RATs), https://johnflood.blogspot.com/2017/12/why-do-lawyers-hate-their-clients.html
o Law’s Missing Institution (Mind the Gap…) A Manifesto for New Ideas in Law, John Flood’s Random Academic Thoughts (RATs), https://johnflood.blogspot.com/2017/12/laws-missing-institution-mind-gap.html
o Introduction: A Revolution is Happening in Law, in Premonition, Australian Courts Report 2017, 2017 (https://premonition.ai/reports/premonition-australia-court-report-2017/)
o Podcast, Happy Lawyer, Happy Life: Episode 56 “Professor John Flood on Innovation, Happiness and Anthropology in the Legal Profession”, 27 September 2017, (https://www.thehappyfamilylawyer.com/podcast/episode-56-professor-john-flood-on-innovation-happiness-and-anthropology-in-the-legal-profession/) ||
(https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/episode-56-professor-john-flood-on-innovation-happiness/id1151323386?i=1000392749671&mt=2)
o AI—A Regulatory Dilemma in Joanna Goodman, Robots in Law: How Artificial Intelligence is Transforming Legal Services, ARK Group, 2016
o Preface (with Mike Saks) to new edition of Terence J Johnson, Professions and Power v-vi, Routledge Revivals [1972] 2016
o Shadow Equations: Where IT Security Fails, (with Adrian McCullagh) Medium.com (https://medium.com/@j.flood/shadow-equations-where-it-security-fails-80c6108b9d22#.52yekcz90)
o The Bar Must Galvanise Itself to Change, ‘Chambers Focus’, Solicitors Journal Number 160, 7-8, February 2016 (http://www.solicitorsjournal.com/comment/bar-must-galvanise-itself-change)
o Understanding Law by Doing Anthropological Fieldwork, Jotwell January 2016 (http://legalpro.jotwell.com/understanding-law-by-doing-anthropological-fieldwork/)
o The New World Order for Lawyers and the Legal Profession(s), Jotwell April 2015 (http://legalpro.jotwell.com/the-new-world-order-for-lawyers-and-the-legal-professions/)
o Foreword in The Age of the Client, Bellwether Report 2015, LexisNexis. (http://businessoflaw.lexisnexis.co.uk/download-the-bellwether-report-2015/)
o The Relevance of Professionalism in a Post-Legal Services Act World, Jotwell December 2014 (http://legalpro.jotwell.com/the-relevance-of-professionalism-in-a-post-legal-services-act-world/)
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o Foreword in Maeve Hosier, The Regulation of the Legal Profession in Ireland, Quid Pro Books, 2014 (SSRN link)
o A Brave New Regulatory World, The Lawyer March 12, 2014 (http://www.thelawyer.com/analysis/opinion/a-brave-new-regulatory-world/3017496.article)
o The Future of Legal Education: Are Apprenticeships the Answer? Guardian January 22, 2014 (http://www.theguardian.com/education/2014/jan/22/apprenticeship-legal-profession-train-lawyer)
o One Size Doesn’t Fit All in Legal Education, LawSchoolVibe November 8, 2013 (http://lawschoolvibe.wordpress.com/2013/11/08/one-size-doesnt-fit-all-in-legal-education/)
o To What Extent Should Regulators Be Involved in Legal Education? Solicitors Journal November 8, 2013 (http://www.solicitorsjournal.com/management/education-and-training/what-extent-should-regulators-be-involved-legal-education)
o How Are Professional Service Firms Governed? Jotwell September 2013 (http://legalpro.jotwell.com/how-are-professional-service-firms-governed/)
o Malodorous Regulation Should Be Reformed, Solicitors Journal September 20, 2013
o The Missing Middle in Legal Education, LawSchoolVibe September 10, 2013 (http://lawschoolvibe.wordpress.com/2013/09/10/the-missing-middle-in-legal-education/)
o Response to the Bar Council and Bar Standards Board Responses to the Flood-Hviid Report on the Cab Rank Rule for the Legal Services Board, (http://www.johnflood.com/summerschool/Flood_response_to_BC_BSB.pdf)
o The First International Conference of Legal Regulators, Solicitors Journal October 9, 2012 (http://solicitorsjournal.com/comment/legal-regulation-not-uniform-concept)
o When ‘the Troika’ Comes to the Rescue, Iberian Lawyer 20 May/June 2012
o Time to Cut the Silken Thread, The Lawyer April 9, 2012 (http://www.thelawyer.com/time-to-cut-the-silken-thread/1012114.article)
o British Legal Education Needs Updating, Solicitors Journal December 19, 2011 (http://www.solicitorsjournal.com/story.asp?sectioncode=3&storycode=19362&c=3)
o When Law Firms Forget Their Culture…, Jotwell October 2011 (http://legalpro.jotwell.com/when-law-firms-forget-their-culture)
o Adversarial Case-Making: An Ethnography of English Crown Court Procedure, by T Scheffer, 38 (2) Journal of Law and Society 336-339, 2011
o The Micro-Sociology of Lawyers’ Actions, Jotwell April 2011 (http://legalpro.jotwell.com/the-micro-sociology-of-lawyers-actions/)
o Can Legal Education Be Globalized? Jotwell January 2010 (http://legalpro.jotwell.com/can-legal-education-be-globalized/)
o Invitation to a Global Discussion on the Legal Profession, Jotwell October 2009 (http://legalpro.jotwell.com/page/2/)
o Putting Lawyers on Contract is Good Business Sense, (with Peter Rouse) The Lawyer April 27, 2009 (reprint: http://johnflood.blogspot.ie/2009/04/putting-lawyers-on-contract-is-good.html)
o The Fall and Rise of Barristers’ Clerks, Counsel August 14, 2007 (SSRN link)
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o The Collegial Phenomenon: The Social Mechanisms of Cooperation Among Peers in a Corporate Law Partnership, by E Lazega, 8 (2) Legal Ethics 291-294, 2006
o Applying for SLSA Research Grants, Socio-Legal Newsletter No 45, 1, 2005 (http://www.slsa.ac.uk/images/slsadownloads/newsletters/45%20spring%202005.pdf)
o Serving Two Masters: Conflicts of Interest in the Modern Law Firm, by J Griffiths-Baker, 66 (6) Modern Law Review 944, 2003
o The Political and Ethical Economy of the New Lawyering, (with Kim Economides) 2 (2) Legal Ethics 105-108, 1999
o Dealing in Virtue: International Commercial Arbitration and the Construction of a Transnational Legal Order, by Y Dezalay & B Garth, 8 (4) Social & Legal Studies 601, 1999
o Corporates the London Way, 2 Chartered Banker 32, 1996
o University of Westminster Law School, 4 International Bar Association Academics’ Forum 9, 1996
o Globalisation: The Context: The Globalising World, 23 International Business Lawyer 509, 1995
o Unexpected Legacy from Maxwell’s Bad Buys, Financial Times 18 May, 12, 1995
o CVAs: A Neglected Lifeline, Certified Accountant July 31, 1994
o The Insolvency Business, Certified Accountant February 36, 1993
o Consequences of a Royal Divorce, Legal Executive Journal September 44, 1992
o Language in the Judicial Process, by (eds) J Levi & A Walker, 20 (6) Contemporary Sociology 926, 1991
o Megalaw and MDPs: UK and US, 9 City of London Solicitors’ Company Newsletter 5, 1989
o ‘All Cretans Are Liars’: Fighting Corporate Crime: Shapiro’s Wayward Capitalists and Braithewaite’s Corporate Crime in the Pharmaceutical Industry, 21 (5) Law & Society Review 811, 1988
o Discovery, (with R Gettleman & J Snyder) in Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, Illinois Institute of Continuing Legal Education, 1986
o Podmore’s Solicitors in the Wider Community, 1981 (4) American Bar Foundation Research Journal 1179
o Barristers’ Clerks, Warwick Law Working Papers No 2, 1977
Presentations
2019
o Keynote speaker, Law and Society Association of Australia and New Zealand, School of Law and Justice, Southern Cross University, Gold Coast, December 2019
o Redefining and Rewarding Data Use and Ownership: How Blockchain Can Reprieve Failures of Trust, to be presented at Digital Citizens Conference, Melbourne University, July 2019
o Communicating cannabis: Biomedical framings in practitioner publications (with Monique Lewis), International Association for Media and Communication Research, Madrid, July 2019
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o Future of Legal Services, Keynote Address, Future of Legal Services 2, University of Miami, April 2019
o The Role of AI and Blockchain to Improve Modern Corporate Governance (with Adrian McCullagh), Professional Futures Conference, Griffith University, February 2019
o The Fateful Connection of Technology and Law (with Kim Economides), Professional Futures Conference, Griffith University, February 2019
2018
o Professions and Expertise: How Machine Learning and Blockchain are Redesigning the Landscape of Professional Knowledge and Organisation, International Legal Ethics Conference, Melbourne University, December 2018
o The tenuous mainstreaming of a herbal medicine: Professionalising medicinal cannabis in biomedical publications in Australia (with Monique Lewis), The Australian Sociological Association TASA Conference 2018, Deakin University, Melbourne, November 2018
o Speaker, The Future of Professional Services is Human, The Legal Forecast, Brisbane, November 2018
o Panelist, 2018 Integrity Roundtable 3: Lies, damned lies and free speech in an age of fake news, Griffith University, Brisbane, October 2018
o The Future of Legal Professions, Invited Plenary Address, Society of Legal Scholars Annual Conference, London, September 2018
o Future of Law Firms and Lawyers in a Time of Bio-Engineering and Blockchain Disintermediation, 2018 ALPMA Summit, Sydney, September 2018
o Reimagining Our Future, Expert Panel Discussion, BLOCKconscious Summit, Brisbane, August 2018
o Mentor, The Legal Forecast, Disrupting Law Hackathon 2018, QUT, Brisbane, August 2018
o Trust, Anarcho-Capitalism, and ICOs, IPSA 25th World Congress of Political Science, Brisbane, July 2018
o The Legal Profession/Suppliers Over the Next 125 Years, Thynne+Macartney Partners Conference, Brisbane, July 2018
o Introducing Blockchain and the Impact on Society and Governance, Digital Democracy Forum, RMIT, Melbourne, May 2018
o Law Firms of the Future: More ‘Bladerunner’ than ‘Suits’, Closing Keynote, 11th Managing Partners Forum, Byron Bay, February 2018
o A History of the Future: The Implications of Developing Technology on the Legal Profession, University of Miami Law Review Symposium Hack to the Future: How Technology is Disrupting the Legal Profession, Miami, February 2018
o Law, Technology and the Future of Work, WIPO Conference, Skolkovo Foundation, Moscow, February 2018
o Blockchain and the Law, Legal Services Board, London, January 2018 o Law’s Missing Institution, Conference on the Future of the Legal Profession, St
Gallen University, Switzerland, January 2018
2017
o What Law and Innovation Can Offer Legal Education, Research in Legal Education Conference, UNSW, Sydney, December 2017
o Participant, Roundtable on Law and Dispute Resolution on the Blockchain, at Swinburne University of Technology, Melbourne, November 2017
o Discussant, Future of Legal Education Research Workshop, Law Futures Centre, Griffith University, Brisbane, November 2017
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o Agency, Patiency and Hybrid Humans, Block to the Future Conference, APF and Law Futures Centre, Griffith University, Brisbane, October 2017
o ICO Masterclass, presenter and organiser, Block to the Future Conference, APF and Law Futures Centre, Fishburners, Brisbane, October 2017
o 21st Century Lawyers, at Future Lawyers: Who are the real stakeholders in legal education? The Legal Forecast, Gilbert + Tobin, Sydney, October 2017
o Trust and Disagreement in Blockchain: The Case of ICOs, Centre for Law, Markets and Regulation, UNSW, Sydney, October 2017
o Technology and Disrupting Law, University of Hong Kong School of Law, Hong Kong, October 2017
o Research Integrity and Ethics Issues for Socio-Legal Research: An Overview, University of Hong Kong School of Law, Hong Kong, October 2017
o Initial Coin Offerings: Rationales and Regulation, Blockchain Applications, Waters Technology, Sydney, September 2017
o The Legal Education Revolution: Building Tomorrow’s Lawyers Today, Janders Dean Horizons Sydney 2017, Sydney, September 2017
o Human v Cloud: Computing the Human Factor of Legal Services, Queensland Law Society and LexisNexis, Brisbane, August 2017
o Future of Legal Services, Government Lawyers Conference, Queensland Law Society, Brisbane, August 2017
o Law and the Fifth Industrial Revolution, keynote address, Legal Forecast and QUT Starters Disrupting Law Hackathon, QUT, Brisbane, August 2017
o A Socio-Legal Analysis of the DAO, IIIS Symposium on Blockchain, Griffith University, Gold Coast, June 2017
o Future of the Legal Profession and Law in the Context of the Digital Economy and Artificial Intelligence, Plenary Session, St Petersburg International Legal Forum VII, Russia, May 2017
o Algorithms, Codes and Law, St Petersburg International Legal Forum VII, Russia, May 2017
o Future of the Legal Education in the Transnational Context, St Petersburg International Legal Forum VII, Russia, May 2017
o Anthrolaw, keynote address, Janders Dean Horizons London 2017, London, May 2017
o Reconstituting Global Professions and Professionalism, keynote address, Conference on the Global Professional Firm and Employed Professionals, University of New South Wales, Sydney, April 2017
o Futures of Legal Services and Lawyers in a De-regulated Global World, Inhouse Counsel and Government Symposium, McInnes Wilson Lawyers, Brisbane, March 2017
2016
o Facilitator and discussant, Plenary Panel: Technology and Innovation: Sector Challenges and Opportunities, Legal Services Forum: Challenges and Opportunities for the Legal Profession, Melbourne Law School, December 2016
o Participant and discussant, Scenario and Use Case Workshop for Data61’s Distributed Ledger Technology Strategic Foresight Study, Australian Technology Park, Eveleigh NSW, December 2016
o Moderator and participant, Debate on Legal Education, Law and Society Association of Australia and New Zealand Annual Conference, Banco Court, Brisbane, November 2016
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o Blockchain: Establishing Order Out of Chaos, Law Futures Centre + Institute for Integrated and Intelligent Systems Blockchain Workshop, Brisbane, November 2016
o The Future of the Legal Profession in the Age of Uber, International Keynote Address, Thomson Reuters Future of Law Conference, Auckland, November 2016
o The Future of Legal Services in the 21st Century and Legal Education's (non) Response, Keynote Address, APLEC 2016, Brisbane, November 2016
o How Robotics and AI Will Change Legal Practice, Conference on Regulating Robots: Law, Ethics, and Public Policy, QUT, Brisbane, October 2016
o Introduction, Remaking Law Firms, Beaton Live, Griffith University, Brisbane, September 2016
o Blockchain: Advantages, Disadvantages, Uses and Applications (with A McCullagh), Seminar for Chief Information Officers, Queensland Government, Brisbane, August 2016
o Corporate Lawyers and Clients, International Legal Ethics Conference, Fordham Law School, New York, July 2016
o Reshaping and Retaining the Legal Professional Apprenticeship (with Jeff Giddings), International Legal Ethics Conference, Fordham Law School, New York, July 2016
o Professions and Technology: History and Transformation, Provocation Paper, Machine Learning and the Professions Roundtable, Royal Society, London, July 2016
o Blockchain to Combat Counterfeit Products (with A McCullagh), International Telecommunications Union, Geneva, Switzerland, June 2016
o Disruption in Legal Practice, Australasian Legal Practice Management Association, Adelaide, May 2016
o Globalization and the Evolution of Modern Law Firms and Their Implications for Legal Education in the 21st Century, Invited Plenary Address, What Makes Lawyers? Professional Action and Legal Education, Annual Conference of the Centre for Jurisprudential Didactics, University of Hamburg, March 2016
o Fragmentation and Fission in Legal Services at The Future of Legal Services Industry: Will Law Firms Have a Seat at the Table, Legal Malpractice and Risk Management Conference, Chicago, March 2016
o Changing Lawyer-Client Relationships in Corporate Law Practice: From Dyads to Triads, Law Futures Centre Speakers’ Series, Griffith Law School, Brisbane, March 2016
o Opening Address, Jews, Judaism and the Environment, Griffith University, Brisbane, January 2016
2015
o Changing Lawyer-Client Relationships in Corporate Law Practice: From Dyads to Triads, ANZLEC5, Monash University, Melbourne, December 2015
o Changing Lawyer-Client Relationships in Corporate Law Practice: From Dyads to Triads, LSAANZ, Flinders Law School, Adelaide, December 2015
o How Do Law Firms Grow and Remain Accessible? Panelist at LexisNexis and Legal Futures Symposium, London, October 2015
o Are We Posthuman? Participant in debate on Artificial Intelligence and the Law, University of Westminster, London, October 2015
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o The Rise of Global Law Firms, Keynote Address at “The Future of Law Firms”, Executive School of Management, St Gallen University, Switzerland, October 2015
o The Rule of Law: Are Lawyers Necessary or Even the Most Capable of Maintaining It? Distinguished Faculty Lecture, University of Westminster, London, September 2015
o Time to Look over Your Shoulder, presented and moderated at 8th Annual Global Law Firm Leaders Conference, London, September 2015
o Powerful Forces of Consolidation and Globalization, moderator, 8th Annual Global Law Firm Leaders Conference, London, September 2015
o The Failure of the New Legal Services Market (with Liz Duff), “The professions in neo-liberalism: Supporting agents, resistant targets, or still an alternative ‘third logic’?” Critical Management Studies Conference, Leicester, July 2015
o Changing Lawyer-Client Relationships in Corporate Law Practice: From Dyads to Triads, “Symposium: Power, Practice and Privilege: Corporate Law Firms + Corporate Clients”, CEPLER, Birmingham University Law School, Birmingham, June 2015
o The Future of Law for Lawyers in the Cyber Age: How Technology Will Change Access to and the Practice of Law, Irish Criminal Bar Association “Magna Carta: Looking Back and Looking Forward”, Criminal Courts of Justice, Dublin, June 2015
o The New Legal Services Market, Inaugural Lecture for the McCann FitzGerald Chair of International Law and Business, UCD, Dublin, May 2015
o States, Jurisdictions and the Post-Westphalian Order, Gaming Money Workshop, Centre for Innovation, Technology and Organisation, UCD, Dublin, May 2015
o Future of Legal Services, Annual Attorney Interact Conference, LegalZoom, Austin, Texas, April 2015
o Access to Justice in the UK: From Welfare State to Neoliberalism, “Reconsidering Access to Justice Conference”, Texas A&M Law School, Fort Worth, Texas, April/May 2015
o Disruption and Entropy in the UK Legal Services Market, “Authorized Revolution: Regulatory Disruption of the Legal Services Market”, Georgetown University Law Center, Washington DC, April 2015
o Access to Justice in the UK: From Welfare State to Neoliberalism, Socio-Legal Studies Conference, Warwick, March 2015
o Discussant, Paterson’s Final Judgment, Socio-Legal Studies Conference, Warwick, March 2015
o Challenges in the Global Legal Marketplace, McCann FitzGerald Partners Seminar, Dublin, March 2015
o Law, Ethics, Values, Centre for Ethics, Regulation and Public Affairs, UCD, Dublin, March 2015
o Discussant, “The Value of Uncertainty”, Centre of Innovation and Technology Organization (CITO), Quinn Business School, UCD, Dublin, February 2015 (YouTube link: https://youtu.be/4qJylE7WrXI)
o Chair and Speaker, Debate on Decriminalizing Prostitution, TCD College Historical Society, Trinity College Dublin, February 2015
o A Move towards Clinical Legal Education for Tomorrow’s Lawyers, UCD Student Legal Convention, Dublin, February 2015
o Case Management in the UK Court System, Civil Trials Symposium, Advocates’ Society, Toronto, January 2015
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o Chair and Speaker, Debate on Homelessness, TCD College Historical Society, Trinity College Dublin, January 2015
o Chair and Discussant, Judging in the Modern World, University of Westminster, London, January 2015
2014
o Regulating Financial Services and Ethical Behaviour, Official Launch of Law Society FINUAS Network/UCD Diploma in International Financial Services Law, Law Society of Ireland, Dublin, November 2014
o Legal Services in Disruption, Hibernian Journal Annual Law Lecture, Law Society of Ireland, Dublin, November 2014
o Disruptive Technologies in Legal Services, Swiss Re Conference for Global Accounting Firms: Staying Relevant, Centre for Global Dialogue, Rüschlikon, Switzerland, October 2014
o Challenges and Opportunities in the Future of Legal Education, Teaching and Learning Conference, University of Law, London, September 2014
o Lawyers and the New Legal Market, keynote speaker, the “Future of Law and Lawyers”, European Public Law Organization, Athens, July 2014
o Are Machines Ethical? International Conference on Legal Ethics VI, London, July 2014
o Law School as a Ponzi Scheme? WG Hart Workshop on Legal Education, Institute for Advanced Legal Studies, London, June 2014
o Co-presenter, Reinvent Law, University of Westminster, London, June 2014
o The Failure of the New Legal Services Market, plenary paper, UCL International Conference on Access to Justice and Legal Services, London, June 2014
o Developments in the New Legal Services Market, Chartered Institute of Legal Executives, Bedford, May 2014
o Roundtable leader on “The evolution of the curriculum for postgraduate legal studies”, at Allen & Overy and IBA Roundtable, London, April 2014
o Introducer and Judge, Law Without Walls X Virtual ConPosium, March 2014
o Legal Ethics and the Conduct of Transnational Legal Practice, Center for Transnational Legal Studies, London, March 2014
o Globalization and the Crisis of Function of Legal Education, The Value of Legal Education, Centre for Legal Education Annual Conference, Nottingham, February 2014
2013
o The Success of Socio-Legal Studies, SSH Faculty Launch, University of Westminster, London, December 2013
o Challenges to Legal Education, Griffith Law School, Brisbane, November 2013
o Latest Developments in Legal Services’ Markets, International Task Force of the New York City Bar Association, New York, November 2013
o Why Do We Need Lawyers? The Rise of the New Legal Services Professional in the Re-Regulated UK Legal Services Market: From Machine to Human, “Until Civil Gideon” Conference, Fordham Law School, New York, November 2013
o Global Challenges for Legal Education, 50th Anniversary of Chinese University of Hong Kong, Faculty of Law’s Law Deans’ Summit: Legal Education in the Global Context: Opportunities and Challenges, October 2013
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o Restructuring the Legal Services Market: From Self-Regulation to External Regulation, Peking University School of Transnational Law, Shenzhen, October 2013
o Innovation in Legal Services and Globalization, Law Society of Upper Canada, Toronto, October 2013
o Drivers of Risk in Legal Regulatory Market, Solicitors Regulation Authority Conference on Future Risk Developments, Birmingham, July 2013
o The Role of In-House Counsel: Results of a First Survey, Bar Association for Commerce Finance and Industry Legal Practice Forum, London, May 2013
o Irish Legal Services Reform: The Influence of the Troika, Tomorrow’s Irish Lawyers—An Introduction to Your Future, UCD School of Law, May 2013
o Thought Leader, Mentor, and Judge, Law Without Walls ConPosium, University of Miami School of Law, Miami, April 2013
o The Cab Rank Rule, Socio-Legal Studies Association Annual Conference, York University, April 2013
o The Cab Rank Rule, University of New South Wales School of Law, Sydney, March 2013 (YouTube link: http://youtu.be/q4Sj3NjZc08)
o Workshop on Socio-Legal Methods at University of Newcastle School of Law, Newcastle, March 2013
o The Cab Rank Rule: Finished or Does It Have a Purpose? University of Newcastle School of Law, Newcastle, March 2013
o Is It the End of the Line for the Cab Rank Rule? Monash University Centre for Regulatory Studies and McCabe Centre for Law and Cancer, Melbourne, February 2013 (YouTube link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O3f3ku8ucls&feature=share&list=PLjZkU1vM_0aVFHMo3o7c5CsAvLtEkix62)
o The Cab Rank Rule: Its Mission, Its Meaning, Flinders Law School, Adelaide, February 2013
o Workshop on Socio-Legal Methods at Flinders Law School, February 2013
o Doing Socio-Legal Research, Early Career Workshop at Australian National University College of Law, Canberra, February 2013
2012
o Foreign Law Firms Engaged with India, The Future of Corporate Business in India and the Role of the Legal Profession, Globalization, Lawyers, and Emerging Economies, Indian School of Business, Hyderabad, India, December 2012
o Changes in Legal Education: How Should Future Generations of Lawyers be Educated? Member of debating panel at KCL Think Tank Society, King’s College London, November 2012
o Globalization of Insolvency, London School of Economics, November 2012
o Rationalizing the Legal Services Market: Reform or Revolution? Access to Justice in an Age of Austerity, CEPLER, University of Birmingham, November 2012
o Exporting Law, Exporting Regulation, and Legal Imperialism, Westminster Law Review, November 2012 (YouTube link: https://youtu.be/eYXDxlDmiGY)
o The Causes and Impact of the New Legal Services Market, Centre for Socio-Legal Studies, Oxford, November 2012
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o The Global Consequences of the Legal Services Act for Legal Professions and Regulators, Executive School of Management, Technology and Law, St Gallen University, Switzerland, November 2012
o The Cab Rank Rule: Meaning and Purpose in the Modern Legal Services Market, presented to Legal Services Board, November 2012
o Reconfiguring the Legal Profession, Fordham University School of Law, New York, October 2012
o Reconfiguring the Legal Profession, International Task Force of the New York Bar Association, New York, October 2012
o The Impact of Power Vacuums on Legal Practice, Filling Power Vacuums in the New Global Order Symposium, Boston College Law Review and Boston College International & Comparative Law Review, Boston, October 2012
o Global Regulation of Legal Professions, presented (co-organizer) at International Conference for Legal Regulators, London, September 2012
o The Global Implications of the New Professional Regulatory Structure in England and Wales, International Legal Ethics Conference V, Banff, July 2012
o Empirical Research on the Legal Profession: Where We Have Been and Where We Are Going (or Should Be Going), International Legal Ethics Conference V, Banff, July 2012
o Continuing the Conversation on Unlocking the Law—A Tribute to Larry Ribstein, International Legal Ethics Conference V, Banff, July 2012
o Law Without Walls: Culture and Globalization, International Legal Ethics Conference V, Banff, July 2012
o Changing Methodologies, Law & Society Association Meeting, Hawaii, June 2012
o Accessing Legal Services in the New Competitive Era, Bar Association for Commerce Finance and Industry Legal Practice Forum, London, May 2012
o Scope of Regulation in Legal Services, Solicitors’ Regulation Authority Symposium, London, April 2012
o Thought Leader, Mentor, and Judge, Law Without Walls ConPosium, University of Miami School of Law, Miami, April 2012
o Redefining the Legal Profession for the Digital Age, Law and Technology Forum—Re-Thinking Legal Services in a Competitive Marketplace, The Law Society, London, March 2012
2011
o The Global Context of Legal Services Regulation, Regulating the Legal Profession, University College Dublin, Dublin, November 2011
o Informal Restructuring in the Global Economy, London School of Economics, November 2011
o Direct Public Access to the Bar, chair and presenter, debate organized by The Lawyer, London, November 2011
o How Historical Records and Archives Figure in Socio-Legal Research, British Library, London, November 2011
o Becoming a Global Lawyer (with Peter Lederer), Globalization and the Legal Profession, Fordham School of Law, New York, October 2011
o Changes in the Legal Services Market, Fordham Law School, New York, October 2011
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o The Consequences of Clementi: The Global Repercussions for the Legal Profession after the Legal Services Act 2007, Lawyers as Conservators, Michigan State University College of Law, East Lansing, September 2011
o Legal Education in the Global Context, University of Miami School of Law, Miami, August 2011
o Legal Education in the Global Context, Seminar on Legal Education, Legal Services Board, London, June 2011
o Managing Risks in Changing Service Delivery Models, moderator, and discussant, 2nd Annual Law Firm General Counsel and Risk Management Forum: Integrating Risk Management across the Law Firm, London, May 2011.
o Managing Cultural Risk, Managing Partners’ Forum Risk Group, London, May 2011
o Co-organizer, chair, and discussant of Lawyers and Legal Profession Stream, Socio-Legal Studies Annual Conference, Brighton, April 2011
o Thought Leader, Mentor, and Judge, Law Without Walls ConPosium, University of Miami School of Law, Miami, April 2011
o The Impacts of Globalization on the Law-World, Keynote presentation at Weblaw Forum I, Bern, Switzerland, March 2011
2010
o Lawyers and Clients: Ambiguous Relationships, University of Westminster School of Law, December 2010
o The Re-Landscaping of the Legal Profession, The Samuel and Ronnie Heyman Center on Corporate Governance & The Jacob Burns Center for Ethics in the Practice of Law, Cardozo School of Law, New York, November 2010
o The Re-Landscaping of the Legal Profession, Fordham University School of Law, New York, November 2010
o The Re-Landscaping of the Legal Profession, the International Task Force of the New York Bar Association, New York, November 2010
o The Impact of Evolving Technology on the Law Firm Risk Environment, Law Firm General Counsel and Risk Management Forum: Managing Risks in a Rapidly Changing Market, London, October 2010
o Organizer, chair, and discussant of Diversity in the Legal Profession (with the Legal Services Board), London, September 2010
o From Ethics to Regulation: The Re-Organization and Re-Professionalization of Large Law Firms in the 21st Century, International Legal Ethics Conference IV, Stanford Law School, July 2010
o Globalization of the Legal Profession, Syracuse University School of Law, June 2010
o From Ethics to Regulation: The Re-Organization and Re-Professionalization of Large Law Firms in the 21st Century, Regulating Lawyers Conference, IALS London, June 2010
o Transnational Lawyering: Ethics, Clients and Regulation, University of Buffalo School of Law, Working Group on Ethics in Practice, April 2010
o The Re-Organization and Re-Professionalization of Large Law Firms in the 21st Century, Socio-Legal Studies Annual Conference, Bristol UWE, April 2010
o Co-organizer, chair, and discussant of Lawyers and Legal Profession Stream, Socio-Legal Studies Annual Conference, Bristol UWE, April 2010
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o Capitalizing Law Firms in the 21st Century, Law Firm Evolution: Brave New World or Business as Usual? Georgetown University Law Center, March 2010
o Discussant, Globalization and the Changing Role of Professional Services, Advanced Institute of Management Research, York University, February 2010
2009
o The Transformation of Access to Law and Justice in England 60 Years On, keynote presentation at The Mutations of the Access to Law and Justice in the European Union—The Case Study of Family Law in Portugal, Coimbra University, Portugal, November 2009
o Globalization and the Legal Profession, The Mutations of the Access to Law and Justice in the European Union—The Case Study of Family Law in Portugal, Coimbra University, Portugal, November 2009
o Participant, Research Seminar on Research in Justice and Court Administration, Utrecht University, October 2009
o Discussant, 3rd Annual Conference on the Law of the Future, Hague Institute for the Internationalisation of Law, The Hague, October 2009
o Discussant, Globalization of the Legal Profession Symposium, Harvard Law School, Jindal Global Law School, Said Business School, Oxford University, September 2009
o Discussant, Diversity, Inclusion and Representativeness: Challenges for the Professions, ESRC Professions Seminar Series, Leeds University, September 2009
o Becoming a Barrister’s Clerk, Institute of Barristers’ Clerks Conference, London, June 2009
o Discussant, Contracting for Innovation Seminar, Centre of European Law and Legal Studies, Leeds University, May 2009
o Discussant, The Globalization and Changing Geographies of Professional Expertise, ESRC Professions Seminar Series, Nottingham University, April 2009
o Co-organizer, chair, and discussant of Lawyers and Legal Profession Stream, Socio-Legal Studies Annual Conference, Leicester, April 2009
o Clementi, Crisis and Careers, Conceptualising the Contemporary Professions, ESRC Professions Seminar Series, Lancaster University, January 2009
2008
o Globalization and Lawyers, Society of Legal Scholars, London, September 2008
o Becoming a Global Lawyer, 38th World Congress of the International Institute of Sociology, Budapest, June 2008
o Role of Lawyers, contributor and discussant, Second HiiL Meeting on Private Actors and Self-Regulation, Hague Institute for the Internationalisation of Law, The Hague May 2008
o Future Directions in the UK Legal Profession: Life after the Legal Services Act 2007, Symposium of the Future of the Global Law Firm, Georgetown University Law Center, Washington DC, April 2008
o Will There be Fallout from Clementi? The Global Repercussions for the Legal Profession after the Legal Services Act 2007, Workshop on Law Practice in the European Union and the United States, School of Law, University of Miami in cooperation with the Miami-Florida European Center of Excellence, April 2008
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o Lawyers, Law Firms and the Stabilization of Transnational Business, University of Miami School of Law Faculty Speakers Series, January 2008
2007
o Symposium on Adjudicatory Practices in Transition, discussant, Birkbeck College, London, December 2007
o Comparative Law at a Crossroads, Critic in Author Meets Critics, Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, London, December 2007
o The Credit Squeeze and the New Restructuring of Financial Services, Law Department, London School of Economics, November 2007
o Cosmopolitan Lawyers, Institute for the Study of the Transformation of the State, Bremen University, Bremen, September 2007
o Member of Graduate Student Workshop Faculty, Law & Society Association Meeting, Berlin, July 2007
o Professions’ Major-domos: Barristers and Barristers’ Clerks, Critical Management Studies Conference, Manchester, July 2007
o Ethnography and Qualitative Research, presented to PhD Group, School of Law, University of Westminster, April 2007
o Theft of Antiquities, chair and discussant, Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, London, March 2007
2006
o Bankers and Lawyers: Reconstituting the Lawyer-Client Relationship, Workshop on Autonomous Structures in Globalized Exchange Processes, International Institute for the Sociology of Law, Oñati, September 2006
o Law, Business, and the Profession, Workshop on Professions in the Knowledge Based Economy, Institute of Advanced Studies, Lancaster Business School, September 2006
o Professionalism Revisited, Law & Society Association Meeting, Baltimore, July 2006
o Large Law Firms and Globalization, Society for Advancement of Socio-Economics Conference, Trier, May 2006
o Globalization of Large Law Firms, Globalization of the Legal Profession, Indiana University-Bloomington, April 2006
2005
o Large Law Firms: Priests of the New Capitalism, Global Capitalisms Research Seminar, Warwick Business School, October 2005
o Large Law Firms: Priests of the New Capitalism, European Ways of Law, First European Socio-Legal Conference, Oñati, July 2005
o Genesis of a European Legal Space, discussant, European Ways of Law, First European Socio-Legal Conference, Oñati, July 2005
o Classical European Sociology of Law, chair and discussant, European Ways of Law, First European Socio-Legal Conference, Oñati, July 2005
o Case Allocation in England and Wales, Institute for Judicial Administration, Bologna, June 2005
o Lawyers as Sanctifiers, Self-Governance and the Law in Multinational Corporations and Transnational Business Networks, International Institute for the Sociology of Law, Oñati, June 2005
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o Lawyers as Sanctifiers, Socio-Legal Studies Association Meeting, Liverpool, April 2005
o Legal Profession Stream, co-organiser and chair, Socio-Legal Studies Association Meeting, Liverpool, April 2005
2004
o Studying Large Law Firms, SFB-597, University of Bremen, November 2004
o The Role of the Architect: The Client’s Perspective, University of Westminster, January 2004
o Research Ethics in Socio-Legal Studies, Socio-Legal Studies Association Postgraduate Conference, Liverpool, January 2004
2003
o Rating, Dating and the Credit Rating Agencies: The (In)formal Role in Regulating Financial Transactions, Faculty of Law, Oxford University, April 2003
o Legal Profession Stream, co-organiser and chair, Socio-Legal Studies Association Meeting, Nottingham, April 2003
o Conducting Ethnographies of Lawyers, Workshop on Socio-Legal Methods, International Institute for the Sociology of Law, Oñati, April 2003
2002
o The Social Anthropology of Disputing, CEDR, London, November 2002
o Market for Legal Services, contributor, seminar at Lord Chancellor’s Department, London, October 2002
o Large Law Firms, organizer and chair, Working Group on Legal Professions, Aix en Provence, July 2002
o Transnational Legal Practice, Law & Society Association Meeting, Vancouver, May 2002
o Rating, Dating and the Credit Rating Agencies: The (In)formal Role in Regulating Financial Transactions, Socio-Legal Studies Association Meeting, Aberystwyth, April 2002
o Cultural Perspectives on the Financial Ombudsman Service, The Financial Ombudsman Service: Form and Function in a New Statutory Dispute Resolver, Clifford Chance, London, March 2002
2001
o Large Law Firms in a Winner-Takes-All Economy, contributor, NY/London Colloquium on Issues Facing Lawyers in a Global Economy, London, December 2001
o Globalising Law through Capital Markets: Marketing Legal Systems in a Complex World, Inaugural Lecture, University of Westminster, October 2001
o The Role of Global Elites, Towards a New Ethical Framework for a Legal Profession in Transition, University of Ghent, Belgium, October 2001
o Law Firms and Multi-Disciplinary Practice, City of Westminster and Holborn Law Society, October 2001
o Formulating the Financial Ombudsman Service, Socio-Legal Studies Association Meeting, Bristol, April 2001
o Friction-Free Law: Law, Usability and the Internet (with Alex Mehta), Socio-Legal Studies Association Meeting, Bristol, April 2001
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o Globalisation Stream, organizer and chair, Socio-Legal Studies Association Meeting, Bristol, April 2001
1999-2000
o Taxonomy of Large Law Firms, contributor, NY/London Colloquium on Issues Facing Lawyers in a Global Economy, London, December 2000
o Capital Markets: Why MDPs Can’t/Won’t Do the Purest Global Law, Workshop on Professional Service Firms in Transition: Expertise, Identity and Globalisation, London School of Economics, July 1999
o Legal Education, discussant, World Congress of Sociology of Law, Research Committee on the Sociology of Law, International Sociological Association, Warsaw, July 1999
o The Political Economy of the New Lawyering, chair and organizer, School of Law, University of Westminster, June 1999
o Capital Markets: Why MDPs Can’t/Won’t Do the Purest Global Law, Workshop on the Legal Culture of Global Business Transactions, International Institute for the Sociology of Law, Oñati, June 1999
o The Vultures Fly East: The Creation and Globalization of the Distressed Debt Market, Adaptation of Legal Cultures, Socio-Legal Studies Association, Loughborough, April 1999
o Insolvency Practitioners, Turf Wars and Legal Education, 3rd Theory in Legal Education Colloquium, Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, London, January 1999
1998
o Trials of Strength: Advocacy and Litigation as a Contested Terrain, Working Group on Legal Professions, International Institute for the Sociology of Law, Oñati, July 1998
o The Vultures Fly East: The Creation and Globalization of the Distressed Debt Market, Adaptation of Legal Cultures, International Institute for the Sociology of Law, Oñati, June 1998
o Fatal Attraction: A Tale of a Failed MDP, Research and Policy Planning Unit, Law Society, London, July 1998
o The Globalization of Ethics (with Andy Boon), Socio-Legal Studies Association Meeting, Manchester, April 1998
o Trials of Strength: Advocacy and Litigation as a Contested Terrain (with Andy Boon), Socio-Legal Studies Association Meeting, Manchester, April 1998
o Redefining the Legal Profession in Europe, University of Bari, Bari, Italy, March 1998
1997
o Symbiosis in Multi-Disciplinary Practice, Research and Policy Planning Unit, Law Society, London, July 1997
o Remapping Lawyers’ Turf, Lawyers’ Practice and Ideals: A Comparative View, Cornell Law School & University of Paris I Law Faculty, Paris, July 1997
o Theory in Legal Education and Research on the Legal Profession, 1st Theory in Legal Education Colloquium, Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, London, January 1997
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1996
o Reconfiguring the Landscape of Advocacy Services, the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, London, December 1996
o The London Approach, Vulture Funds and Global Corporate Rescue, Department of Law, London School of Economics, December 1996
o Normative Bricolage and Beyond in Mega-Insolvencies, Department of Accounting, Finance and Law, University of Stirling, December 1996
o Mediation and Conciliation in Mega-Insolvencies, Osgoode Hall Law School, Toronto, November 1996
o Globalization, Legal Education and the New Colonialism, Socio-Legal Studies Association Meeting, Southampton, April 1996
1995
o Cooperation, Competition and Constraint in the Professional Ordering of Corporate Voluntary Arrangements and the London Approach: The New Regime of Corporate Rescue, Workshop on Accounting, Governance and the Law, EIASM, Brussels, December 1995
o We Only Rescue Big Companies: Professional Norms and Class in Insolvency Actions, Law & Society Association Meeting, Toronto, June 1995
o Make Rain and Eat What You Kill: Lawyers, Clients and Professionalism, Change in Knowledge-Based Organizations, University of Alberta, Edmonton, May 1995
o The Rise of the Corporate Adviser: Accountants and Solicitors, Regulating the Professions, ESRC Regulatory Policy Seminar Group, University of Strathclyde, April 1995
o We Only Rescue Big Companies: Professional Norms and Class in Insolvency Actions, Socio-Legal Studies Association Meeting, Leeds, March 1995
1994
o Socio-Legal Studies Association Seminar for Research Supervisors, co-organizer and presenter, Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, London, November 1994
o Researching Corporate Elites in Multicultural Settings, Department of Sociology, Goldsmiths College, October 1994
o Normative Bricolage: Global Professionals in Mega-bankruptcies, Law & Society Association Meeting, Phoenix, June 1994
o Lawyers’ Roles, chair and discussant, Law & Society Association Meeting, Phoenix, June 1994
o The Legitimization of Authority: The Characterization of Lawyers in Film, chair, Law & Society Association Meeting, Phoenix, June 1994
o The Globalization of Mega-Insolvencies: The Maxwell Case, Socio-Legal Studies Association Meeting, Nottingham, March 1994
o Professional Education, chair and discussant, Socio-Legal Studies Association Meeting, Nottingham, March 1994
1993
o The Role of Informal Rule-making by Accountants and Lawyers in Mega-Insolvencies, Workshop on Accountants in Europe: Markets, Tasks and Jurisdictions, European Institute for Advanced Studies in Management, Brussels, December 1993
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o The Changing Face of the Legal Profession, Mansfield Law Club, London Guildhall University, November 1993
o The Governance of Law: Professions in the Management of Professions, Conference on Professions and Management in Britain, University of Stirling, August 1993
o The Ethnography of Law Firms, chair and discussant, 3rd International Conference on Lawyers and Lawyering, Lake Windermere, July 1993
o Conquering the World: Multinational Practice and the Production of Law, 3rd International Conference on Lawyers and Lawyering, Lake Windermere, July 1993
o Big Bankruptcies, Accountants and Lawyers, Law & Society Association Meeting, Chicago, May 1993
o Disputing in the Construction Industry: Arbitration, Lawyers and Non-Lawyers, Law & Society Association Meeting, Chicago, May 1993
o Lawyers, Accountants and Their Work in Corporate Insolvencies and the Production of Law in Conditions of Uncertainty, Institute for the Study of the Legal Profession, University of Sheffield, May 1993
o Workshop on Ethnography and Participant-Observation, presenter, Third Annual Research Study Day, Socio-Legal Studies Association, Institute of Education, London, May 1993
o Big Corporate Failures and the Work of Insolvency Practitioners in the UK, (with Eleni Skordaki) 16th Annual Congress of the European Accounting Association, Turku, April 1993
o Big Corporate Insolvencies and the Work of Insolvency Practitioners: Towards a Duopolistic Mode of Production, 3rd Critical Perspectives on Accounting Symposium, New York, April 1993
o The Work of Insolvency Practitioners in Big Corporate Insolvencies, British Accounting Association National Conference, Strathclyde, April 1993
o Comparative Legal Professions, convenor and chair, Socio-Legal Studies Association Meeting, Exeter, March 1993
o The Work of Insolvency Practitioners in Big Corporate Insolvencies, Socio-Legal Studies Association Meeting, Exeter, March 1993
o Lawyers and Arbitration: The Juridification of Construction Disputes, Socio-Legal Studies Association Meeting, Exeter, March 1993
o Lawyers and Arbitration: The Juridification of Construction Disputes, Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre and City Polytechnic of Hong Kong, March 1993
o The Future of the Bar, Council of Legal Education, London, January 1993
1992
o Corporate Failure and the Work of Insolvency Practitioners: Professional Jurisdiction and Big Corporate Insolvencies, Juristes et Comptables en Europe, Institut des Hautes Etudes sur Justice, Paris, November 1992
o Constructing Disputes: Lawyers, Technique and Innovation in the Arbitration of Construction Disputes (with Andrew Caiger), WG Hart Legal Workshop, Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, London, July 1992
o Multidisciplinary Practice, discussant, Law Society Research Conference, London, June 1992
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o Business Lawyers and Multinational Practice, Law and Society Association Meeting, Philadelphia, May 1992
o Conquering the World: Multinational Practice and the Production of Law, Socio-Legal Studies Association Meeting, Keele, April 1992
1991
o Lawyers and Multidisciplinary Practice, Law and Society Association Meeting, Amsterdam, June 1991
o Themes in International Practice, rapporteur, Law Society Research Conference, London, June 1991
o Restructuring the Professional Market, Groupe Européen de Recherche sur les Professionnels du Droit des Affaires, Vaucresson, June 1991
1990
o The Work of Lawyers, discussant, Law Society Research Conference, London, June 1990
o The Legal and Business Professions of Europe in 1992 and Multidisciplinary Practice, Groupe Européen de Recherche sur les Professionnels du Droit des Affaires, Vaucresson, June 1990
o The Cultures of Globalization: Lawyers, Accountants and the Contingency of Markets, Law and Society Association Meeting, Berkeley, May 1990
1989
o The Cultures of Globalization, Faculty Colloquium, School of Law Indiana University, Bloomington, October 1989
o Megalaw in the UK: From Professionalism to Corporatism, American Sociological Association Meeting, San Francisco, August 1989
o Megalaw in the UK, Law and Society Association Meeting, Madison, June 1989
o Unauthorized Legal Practice Prosecutions in Canada and the United States (with Fred Zemans), Ontario Task Force on Paralegals, Toronto, May 1989
o The Role of Ethics and Ethicists in Professional Education, moderator and discussant, Issues in Teaching Professional Ethics Spring Conference, Poynter Center, Indiana University, Bloomington, April 1989
o The New Lawyers of Europe, Symposium on European Studies, Department of Criminal Justice, Indiana University, Bloomington, March 1989
o International Commercial Arbitration: The Renegotiation of the International World Order, respondent and organizer, School of Law, Indiana University, Bloomington, March 1989
1988
o The Art and Science of Lawyering: Corporate Counsellors and Clients, the John A Kavanagh Memorial Speaker’s Series Lecture, University of Ottawa, November 1988
o The American Legal Profession, Carleton University, Ottawa, November 1988
o The Emergence and Resolution of Regulatory Conflict: Examining the Regulation of Financial Futures Trading (with Kim Schlegel), American Society of Criminology Meeting, Chicago, November 1988
o Professionalism, Knowledge and the Management of Uncertainty in the Lawyer-Client Relationship, American Sociological Association Meeting, Atlanta, August 1988
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o Comparing the American and English Legal Professions, Syracuse University College of Law, London, July 1988
o The Sociology of the American Legal Profession, Seminar on Sociology of the Professions, London School of Economics, London, July 1988
o Knowledge and the Management of Uncertainty in the Lawyer-Client Relationship, Research Committee on the Sociology of Law, International Sociological Association Meeting, Bologna, June 1988
o Doing Business: Knowledge and the Management of Uncertainty in the Lawyer-Client Relationship, Faculty Colloquium, School of Law, Indiana University, Bloomington, April 1988
o Empirical Studies of the Legal Profession, discussant, Rehnquist Revisited: A Symposium on the Growth of Large Law Firms, School of Law, Indiana University, Bloomington, March 1988
1986-1987
o Corporate Law Practice in the Metropolis, Canadian Law and Society Association Meeting, Hamilton, June 1987
o Counsellors and Clients: The Art and Science of Lawyering, American Bar Foundation, Chicago, January 1987
o Lawyers and Clients: A Research Program, Speech Communication Association Conference, Chicago, October 1986
o Counsellors and Clients: The Art and Science of Lawyering, International Conference on Clinical Legal Education and Scholarship, UCLA-Warwick University, Los Angeles, October 1986
o Law Firms, Clients and Control, National Endowment for the Humanities Seminar on the Legal Profession, Amherst College, Amherst, August 1986
o New Directions in Legal Profession Research, organizer, chair, and discussant, Law and Society Association Meeting, Chicago, June 1986
o Competing Rationalities: Lawyers’ Talk and Client’s Talk, American Bar Foundation London Symposium, University College, London, July 1985
o Problems of Research on Lawyers and Clients, Law and Society Association Meeting, San Diego, June 1986
1984+
o Changes in the American Legal Profession, public lecture at University of Essex, Colchester, October 1984
o Barristers’ Clerks and the Legal Process, Department of Legal Studies, Wolverhampton Polytechnic, Wolverhampton, January 1982
o The English Legal Profession, presented to Seminar on the Legal Profession, Northwestern University Law School, Chicago, March 1981
o The Role of the Barrister’s Clerk in the English Legal Profession, American Bar Foundation, Chicago, June 1980
o The English and American Legal Professions Compared, Yale Law School, New Haven, February 1980
o Barristers’ Clerks and the Legal Community, British Sociological Association Conference, Warwick, April 1979
o Evidence on Barristers’ Clerks, commissioned by the Royal Commission on Legal Services, London, 1979
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o The Sociology of the Professions: Lawyers, Doctors and Others, discussant, Oxford, Easter 1979
o Professionalism and the Search for Legitimacy: The Case of the Barristers’ Clerks, IXth World Congress of Sociology, Uppsala, August 1978
o Researching the Legal Profession, Socio-Legal Group Conference, Sheffield, April 1977
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and New Zealand Research Committee on the Sociology of Law International Political Science Association
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