Law needs disruption, not innovation.

The article discusses the author's claim that law firms in Great Britain and the U.S. need to focus on disruptive technologies rather than innovation in order to beat their business competitors, and it mentions research which addresses the long-term impacts of innovations on American corporations and investors. Investment return rates are mentioned in relation to tobacco companies and the U.S. economy. The relationship between law and technology is examined, along with lawyers' finances.