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	<title>Comments on: The End of Lawyers?</title>
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		<title>By: Alonso Sarmiento LLamosas</title>
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		<dc:creator>Alonso Sarmiento LLamosas</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Thu, 15 Nov 2007 22:26:25 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Ladies and Gentlemen: 

Certainly some practices of the legal profession may be disappearing while technology is replacing mechanisms and procedures, but the spirit and rationale of the legal profession is more alive than ever and is constantly renewed and also dinamic and grows to apace. The complexity that has reached the modern society requires rely increasingly in  specialists in the law and go to them with increasing frequency. Meanwhile, lawyers we can be grateful for the technology that provides us with a growing capacity an increasing ability to act, a wealth of information and networking with almost all parts of the world in real time. I doubt therefore that our profession is coming to an end. On the contrary, I think that we are reaching a point where our involvement is indispensable. Since ancient times, in all cultures, there has been a counselor, an advocate, a prosecutor and a judge. After thousands of years, these characters still exist in many forms and will continue continue to exist forever. (Sarmiento &amp; Du-Pont Law Office in Perú)</description>
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<p>Certainly some practices of the legal profession may be disappearing while technology is replacing mechanisms and procedures, but the spirit and rationale of the legal profession is more alive than ever and is constantly renewed and also dinamic and grows to apace. The complexity that has reached the modern society requires rely increasingly in  specialists in the law and go to them with increasing frequency. Meanwhile, lawyers we can be grateful for the technology that provides us with a growing capacity an increasing ability to act, a wealth of information and networking with almost all parts of the world in real time. I doubt therefore that our profession is coming to an end. On the contrary, I think that we are reaching a point where our involvement is indispensable. Since ancient times, in all cultures, there has been a counselor, an advocate, a prosecutor and a judge. After thousands of years, these characters still exist in many forms and will continue continue to exist forever. (Sarmiento &amp; Du-Pont Law Office in Perú)</p>
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