Law and Technology
A Career in Law and Technology
If you are thinking about Law and Technology as an area of practice, you are preparing for internships or permanent placements in the following settings:
- Consulting firm or other alternative professional setting
You may do any of the following in practice:
- Advise clients regarding effect of technology on their legal or regulatory position
- Assist clients in planning use of technology in pursuing litigation or corporate strategy
Students pursuing this Path to Practice should combine it with courses from the Paths to Practice in Business Law, Civil Litigation/Dispute Resolution, and Intellectual Property.
Read more about course recommendations below:
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You should take at least three of the following foundational courses:
- Advanced Civil Procedure Seminar: Anatomy of a Trial-The Burden of Proof LAW 612AA
- Advanced Issues in Criminal Law: Cybercrime and Cybersecurity LAW 606B
- Computer Law LAW 774
- Internet Law-Regulation of Social Media LAW 757A
- Privacy and Information Law LAW 705
You should also take one or two courses in the Seidenberg School of Computer Science and Information Systems
Featured Faculty
Professor of Law
Semicentennial Faculty Scholar
Elisabeth Haub School of Law
White Plains
Contact
For more information regarding this Path to Practice, contact Professor Leslie Garfield Tenzer