A look at the Legal Innovation and Technology Lab at Suffolk Law
STUDY INTERNATIONAL NEWS — A leading force in this area of legal innovation can be found at 120 Tremont Street, Boston. Suffolk Law School is where the nation’s brightest law students and faculty are working toward solutions to make access to justice a reality for tens of millions of Americans. Its Legal Innovation and Technology (LIT) Lab…
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COLORADO LAW — An interdisciplinary team led by the Samuelson-Glushko Technology Law and Policy Clinic (TLPC) at the University of Colorado Law School, in partnership with Dr. Scott E. Palo and CU Boulder’s College of Engineering and Applied Science, had a role in influencing groundbreaking national policy for small satellites at the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). The…
Read More about University of Colorado Law Technology Law & Policy Clinic helps guide new FCC satellite regulationsSanta Clara Law sponsors workshop on California Consumer Privacy Act
SANTA CLARA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW — The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) provides broader rights to consumers and stricter compliance requirements for businesses than any other state or federal privacy law on the books. Preparing for CCPA requires expert judgment and team effort. Join this panel of highly experienced privacy lawyers to discuss and benchmark the…
Read More about Santa Clara Law sponsors workshop on California Consumer Privacy ActPodcast looks at law firms and cryptocurrency
LEGAL TALK NETWORK — Jared Correia and Felix Shipkevich give listeners a primer on this topic and discuss the latest developments in the cryptocurrency space.
Read More about Podcast looks at law firms and cryptocurrencyUC Irvine Law students help establish new California State Senate committee on artificial intelligence
UCI LAW — In spring 2019, UCI Law students enrolled in “The AI Frontier: Disrupting Legal Services” successfully created and introduced a new California State Senate Select Committee on the Growing Impact of Artificial Intelligence. Members of the commitee held a hearing on the impact of artificial intelligence in law enforcement at the Anaheim City Hall Council Chambers. UCI…
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CARDOZO LAW — Cardozo alumni and intellectual property (IP) experts discussed the latest in copyright infringement at the Entertainment Law Initiative panel: “Protector or Suppressor?” hosted by the Recording Academy and the FAME Center. The event was co-sponsored by the Cardozo Entertainment Law Society.
Read More about Cardozo Law hosts discussion on copyright infringement lawsuitsGeorgetown Law hosts conference on privacy law issues
GEORGETOWN LAW — On Thursday, November 21, and Friday, November 22, Georgetown Law’s Office of Executive and Continuing Legal Education will host a two-day conference, the 16th Annual Advanced eDiscovery Institute, at the Renaissance Washington, DC Downtown Hotel. Georgetown Law’s 16th Annual Advanced eDiscovery Institute will feature a large array of federal judges and eDiscovery thought leaders,…
Read More about Georgetown Law hosts conference on privacy law issuesTemple Law Center for Compliance and Ethics hosts roundtable connecting SEC professionals with industry experts
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY BEASLEY SCHOOL OF LAW — Temple Law School’s Center for Compliance and Ethics played host to a gathering of compliance officers, private practitioners, and in-house counsel at a roundtable with SEC leadership Stephanie Avakian LAW ’95, Co-Director of the Division of Enforcement, and Jeffrey Boujoukos LAW ’92, Director of the Philadelphia regional office. Advances in…
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ABA LEGAL REBELS — Sonday’s findings were stark. The report showed that women and people of color make up 13.8% and 26.5% of legal tech company founders, respectively. According to the most recent U.S. Census, women make up 50.8% of the U.S. and the minority population—that is everyone who does not identify as white alone, including…
Read More about Report finds diversity in legal tech community improving slowlyCalifornia Western Law professor Tabrez Ebrahim discusses how technology is changing law
CALIFORNIA WESTERN SCHOOL OF LAW — Ebrahim’s article focuses on 3D printing and AI technologies and their doctrinal disruptions through a two-by-two conceptual matrix formulation. That matrix demonstrates that patent law and copyright law definitions, scope, and standards should be evaluated in multiple domains, such as: (1) non-human in digital domain; (2) human in digital domain;…
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