There’s an opportunity for young lawyers to distinguish themselves in Miami’s new tech space, according to speakers at a University of Miami Law conference. Credit: jozefmicic/Adobe Stock.
There’s a skills gap in South Florida’s legal community that young attorneys can plug, according to speakers at a technology roundtable hosted by the University of Miami Law Review.
It’s the ability to be agile in meeting the pace of innovation and change, said attorney Leigh-Ann Buchanan, who’s president of aīre ventures and focuses on tech and innovation projects that promote racial equity, diversity and inclusion.
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