AALL Tech Competence Panel (L to R): Hari Michele Osofsky, Ulysses Jaen, Gabriel Teninbaum, Susan Nevelow Mart, Emily Janoski-Haehlen, Damien Riehl and Aryan Kushan. Photo courtesy: David Horrigan/Relativity
In 2020, technology competence for lawyers is not a luxury or an added resume line. It’s an ethical requirement in many jurisdictions.
January 08, 2020 at 07:00 AM
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When 19th Century English craftsmen known as Luddites protested against textile manufacturing technology, their attitudes were similar to those of 20th Century lawyers—with both groups fearing technology would take their jobs.
Just as the Luddites had to adapt, the lawyers must as well, and law school is the place to start.
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