Coding: Should lawyers know how to programme or not? If so, what and how can we better teach them to do it?
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There is an open discussion on the need of lawyers to acquire or not programming skills. ​
In this session, we will have the opportunity to listen to these four great professionals:
David Colarusso: Practitioner in Residence & Director of the Legal Innovation & Technology Lab at Suffolk Law School, Brookline, Massachusetts, USJeannette Eicks: Research Professor of Law and Director of the Center for Legal Innovation at Vermont Law School, USDamien Riehl: Legal technologist, lawyer, speaker, writer, and Managing Director of Fastcase Legal Research Platform at Fastcase , Washington D.C., USMark van der Zee: Lecturer and researcher on accessibility of the law in Inholland University of Applied Sciences, Rotterdam, The NetherlandsEric Wiersma: Teacher, researcher and coach in Business, finance and law in Inholand University of Applied Sciences, Rotterdam, The Netherlands
They will do a deep analysis on this question and share their reflections on the pros and cons of introducing this subject into legal studies.
María Jesús González-Espejo, the Managing Partner of Instituto de Innovación Legal, will be the moderator.
This event will be online, starting at 17:00 (GMT+1(Spain)) 11:00 GMT-5 (Colombia))
Organizadores
ILSA - Innovation Law Studies Alliance
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