Loyola Law Students Creating Legal Apps
New Orleans Tech, 9/4/2013
Law students at Loyola University New Orleans are working on technology projects—like iPhone apps—to help represent clients in court and improve the practice of law. Through the College of Law’s Litigation and Technology Clinic, one of the few of its kind in the country, Loyola law students have so far developed four apps and a search engine for Louisiana laws….
Loyola law students pursue app specialty
New Orleans City Business, 8/14/2013
Software coding generally isn’t part of the law school curriculum, but the two worlds are intersecting as the profession becomes growingly reliant on digital technology. With more law firms going paperless and a growing number of attorneys turning to mobile applications to streamline their work, one local law school is responding to the demand.A group of 10 third-year law students at Loyola University’s College of Law….
Loyola law students to the legal profession: There’s an app for that
Loyola University Newsroom, 8/27/2013
Law students at Loyola University New Orleans are working on technology projects—like iPhone apps—to help represent clients in court and improve the practice of law. Through the College of Law’s Litigation and Technology Clinic, one of the few of its kind in the country,…