Hey law students: Want a job? Well, you better learn to code.

By cineramaMarch 14, 2017Bitcoin Business

Law students need to be comfortable with technology as well as precedents. So you got into law school? Congratulations, it’s time to start thinking like an engineer. Universities around […]

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