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2023 to be a year of uncertainty for U.S. law firms?

In its annual review of the outlook for U.S. law firms, the Thomson Reuters Institute worked with the Center on Ethics and the Legal Profession at Georgetown Law to break down the factors that are currently driving the need for firms to take a longer-range, more strategic view of their market positions.???

Paul Fisher, president, Legal Professionals, Thomson Reuters summarizes the report’s key findings and notes that law firms need to closely examine all aspects of their business and employ the necessary solutions and technology to successfully navigate rising external pressures.?

Law firms are facing a year of uncertainty

Pictures of the year 2022

Throughout the year, desperate scenes of flooding, famine, and fires came in the wake of decades of global inaction on the climate crisis.

Some unexpected moments burst through - a sharp, public slap at the Academy Awards ceremony; a sudden uprising of Canadian truck drivers; the assassination of the former Japanese?Prime Minister?Shinzo Abe.

Reuters photographers were on the ground to capture it all as it unfolded. This year, they were the direct witness to a firebombing of an English immigration centre, the killing of Haitian journalist Romelson Vilsaint and the storming of the Sri Lankan President's House, creating some of the year's most unforgettable images.??

Take a look at our top pictures of 2022

Building a sense of purpose in the remote work environment??

In 2022, knowledge economy workers struggled with focus and felt disconnected in the remote work environment.???

Brian Peccarelli, chief operating officer, Thomson Reuters discusses why leaders need to create a collective sense of purpose to foster belonging, community, and culture in one of CFO Magazine’s top 5 articles from 2022 on remote work.??

?Help employees find purpose again?

How the economy may complicate strategic planning in 2023?

As we enter 2023, the specter of a potential recession looms over all budgetary and strategic decisions.?

In the latest Thomson Reuters Institute Insights podcast, our team of strategists reveal what they’re hearing about industry priorities entering 2023, and how the economy may cause those priorities to shift.?

The possibility of an economic downturn may complicate strategic planning as we enter 2023: Podcast?

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