"I'm making this leap of faith and betting on myself because the Salt Lake legal market is exploding. But I also want to put my chips in on what I think I have expertise in, and to extend the theory and utility of the tools of corpus linguistics," Justice Thomas Lee said.
June 13, 2022 at 12:00 PM
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The original version of this story was published on The Recorder
The rapid growth of the Salt Lake City legal market is creating a ripple of opportunities for many lawyers and legal professionals.
For Utah Supreme Court Associate Chief Justice Thomas Lee, the market disruption provided an avenue to pursue innovation in an emerging area of law: corpus linguistics, which is used to study the language of the law.
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Utah Supreme Court Associate Chief Justice Thomas Lee. (Courtesy photo)
