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A: FROM MENTOR DANELL OLIVER-COLLINS. To read Danell's
bio click here.
Have you looked at Patent Law? There is a definate need for
people who
understand technology and have law degree's. Many companies
have their own
patent lawyers as well as private law firms have patent lawyers
on their
staff. I would definately look into this.
A: FROM MENTOR CHRISTINE M. KUTA. To read Christine's bio
click here.
All types lawyers are using a lot of technology these days
so if you
are interested in law, it is actually difficult to avoid being
involved in
technology. Litigators (lawyers who try cases in court) use
computers and
all kinds of software to track the progress of their cases
and to keep track
of the mountains of information that are involved in a law
suit. There are
computer lawyers who specialize in computer-related business
such as software
licenses and web agreements. Licensing professionals inside
large
organizations like corporations and universities do similar
work and are
frequently also lawyers but not always. There are also lawyers
who specialize
in telecommunications. And patent lawyers, of course, combine
law and
technology.
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