Find out why coding abilities are becoming valuable to lawyers as blockchain tech develops in Legaltech News’ article featuring TRU CEO Jared Coseglia and BYU Dean of Law Gordon Smith.
Opportunities for lawyers with a firm grasp of technology are most robust in areas related to compliance or incident response. Hands-on experience with computer programming and coding could become more valuable to attorneys as legal blockchain technologies develop over the next five years. Lawyers who have a global perspective on the varying regulations, rules and policies governing the intersection of technology and the law are on the right track to highly sought-after positions and employment!
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