“Virtual law,” as specialists call it, is not your father’s law. And according to some aspiring lawyers, it is the next big thing.
Of the 50 or so tech-savvy lawyers around the country conversant in the language of orcs, avatars and toons, Brian Pyne, 23, says, “They all know each other. I’m trying to become one of them.”
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