It may seem like the non sequitur of the decade, but getting a job as an information architect after years of studying law textbooks and taking practice bar exams isn’t the worst way to start a legal career.
In fact, one school thinks it may be the best way. At Michigan State University School of Law, two professors are teaching future lawyers a practical way to use their education—building legal technology as enterprise information architects, according to Mathew Miller for the Lansing State Journal.
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