So, you want to be on the legal cutting edge -- an e-commerce lawyer. Or maybe you're already there: a nimble, niche-nifty practitioner whom directors and denizens of a strong, stable and speedily growing business sector seek and court. But if you've grabbed the brass ring -- or you want to prepare to -- don't rest on your laurels too long, says Michael Lear-Olimpi, the editor-in-chief of the E-Commerce Law & Strategy newsletter. Lear-Olimpi describes the traits of effective e-commerce counsel.
June 17, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
So, you want to be on the legal cutting edge, huh? You want to be an e-commerce lawyer!
Or maybe you’re already there: a nimble, niche-nifty practitioner whom directors and denizens of a strong, stable and speedily growing business sector seek and court.
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