Symposium on Justice, Lawyering and Legal Education in the Digital Age: Full 3 Hours
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Date: 2013-07-19

On June 15, 2013 the Center for Access to Justice and Technology at IIT Chicago-Kent in conjunction with the Chicago-Kent Law Review sponsored the Symposium on Justice, Lawyering and Legal Education in the Digital Age. This half day symposium was held during the 2013 Center for Computer-Assisted Legal Instruction (CALI) Conference for Law School Computing. 

The symposium focused on new law school courses that teach practical legal technology tools to prepare law students for the economic and technological reality of the legal profession. 

Session 1 panelists include: Ronald Staudt (Chicago-Kent), John Mayer (CALI), Judith Wegner (University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill), Sunrise Ayers (Idaho Legal Aid Services), Greg Sergienko (Concordia University, School of Law), and Richard Granat (Granat Legal Services)

Session 2 panelists include: Conrad Johnson (Columbia Law School), Brian Donnelly (Columbia Law School), Mary Zulack (Columbia Law School), Joe Rosenberg (CUNY), JoNel Newman (University of Miami School of Law), Melissa Swain (University of Miami School of Law), and Roger Skalbeck (Georgetown University Law Center). The session was moderated by Andew Medeiros (Chicago-Kent College of Law).

Session 3 panelists included: Tanina Rostain (Georgetown University Law Center), Oliver Goodenough (Vermont Law School), Will Hornsby (American Bar Association), and Marc Lauritsen (Capstone Practice Systems, Inc.). The session was moderated by Marc Lauritsen.