May 25, 2012
  • SocialMediaLawStudent@gmail.com
  • www.socialmedialawstudent.com

  • One goal of Social Media Law Student is to connect lawyers to new technologies in hopes of making the practice of law easier – both inside and outside the courtroom. This site serves as a resource regarding the latest legal technology within the legal profession.

    As the blog became increasingly popular, the creators reached out to a group of the most tech savvy law students, lawyers, and legal professionals to join as contributors (to your right). This blog is mainly followed by lawyers, judges, legal technologists, and other legal professionals but also appeals to those interested in the intersection of law and technology.

    This blog stands somewhat at the vanguard of technology within the legal profession and has received awards from state bar associations, the American Bar Association, and many other groups.

Contributing authors from Social Media Law Student:

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Huma Rashid
Huma Rashid is a self-proclaimed root beer connoisseur and a second year law student at John Marshall Law School in Chicago. She publishes her own law blog, The Reasonably Prudent Law...

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