The Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law announced Thursday that it will offer a Data Law Initiative program this fall, with the goal of graduating tech-savvy lawyers to help businesses and law firms as more of the world’s data and communication moves online.
Students in the program will take existing Cardozo Law courses in e-discovery, digital evidence, social media law, computer forensics, corporate internal investigations, technology policy and other areas. The school will help them obtain internships with law firms and in-house departments of technology and e-discovery companies.
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