Cyberlaw is a burgeoning, exciting field. In the last several years the law school has started expanding the number of courses that explore it. There are no prerequisites for this class. Professor Nesson presents a course on The Exploding Internet. This course explores problems lawyers face in dealing with the extraordinary growth of entrepreneurial Internet enterprises and corporate Intranets.
Governance is accomplished both by the architecture of the Internet and the laws that apply to it.
These and other questions will be addressed from disciplinary perspectives of law, technology, and business. Clinical is a year-long seminar, presented by Professor Nesson, which will focus on the challenges presented to law by the Internet and Intranets. Students must have already completed a course on intellectual property law to take this class, which is taught by Professor Fisher. Contact Harvard Law School . The President and Fellows of Harvard College.