By Jonathan R. Fitzgarrald
For over a thousand years, rice farmers throughout Asia have had to identify, address and successfully overcome a number of daily threats in order to survive. Unlike other occupations, being merely "good enough" in the farming of rice is ultimately fatal.
As legal practitioners and professionals in a rapidly changing competitive environment, we too face issues - some routine, others unprecedented - that must also be appropriately addr...
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