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TEN Business & Corporate Law

Moderator: Alan Insul

Topic: Is the practice of law as we know it doomed?

Description: The world, and the legal profession, seems to change at a faster and faster pace. From permitting advertising, use of computer floppy disks, virtual law firms and court appearances, to an acceleration towards allowing non-lawyers to provide some forms of legal advice, participation in law firms, and “AI centric M&A law firms.” So far, our profession has adapted and adjusted. Give us your thoughts on how the legal profession changes in the next 20 or 30 years.

About the Moderator

Alan Insul

Alan M. Insul has been an attorney since 1978. He is an AV rated attorney who limits his practice to the areas of corporate, business and commercial real estate transactions. In addition, to extensive transactional experience, he has been an operating CEO of telecommunications companies. Mr. Insul graduated UCLA in 1973, and received his J.D. degree from Southwestern University School of Law. While in law school Mr. Insul was a member of the Moot Court Honors Program and served as an intern to the Honorable Lynn Compton, Presiding Justice, District Two, Division Two of California Court of Appeals. Mr. Insul has authored articles on business and real estate law, written multiple chapters of Selecting and Forming Business Entities (Second Edition), and acted as a consultant for the real estate practice book, Ground Lease Practice. Both published by the Continuing Education of the Bar. He is current Vice-Chair for Membership Services for the Business Law Section of the State Bar and past Editor-in-Chief and Chairman of the Editorial Board of the Business Law News, published by the Business Law Section of the State Bar of California. Mr. Insul is a past member of the steering committee of the real estate brokerage subsection of the State Bar of California’s Real Property Law section.

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September 24, 2026 · 12:00 pm

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