How Law Schools Should Change the Way They Teach Technology and Law

from Reinventing Professionals · host Ari Kaplan

I spoke with Professor Steven Gallagher, the Associate Dean of the Faculty of Law at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, and author of the new book "Digital Technology and Law." We discussed what inspired him to write "Digital Technology and Law," how digital technology will affect the practice of law, whether lawyers should learn to code, and how law schools should change the way they teach technology and law.

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