I’m a member of the faculty at St. Thomas University School of Law, where I teach intellectual property, cyberlaw, and civil procedure. I write about various aspects of intellectual property and technology, including the interplay of those topics with civil procedure and legal education. You can read some of my scholarship at SSRN, or look at a variety of postings on Twitter or my weblog digital garbage. Law students may be interested in my ongoing series of posts on Advice for New Law Students:
- Advice part I (life and stress) here.
- Advice part II (studying and attitudes) here.
- Advice part III (back up your data) here.
- Advice part IV (essay exams) here.
- Advice part V (conclusory argumentation) here.
- Advice part VI (incomplete argumentation) here.
Syllabi for Fall 2010 courses — Civil Procedure I and Cyberlaw Skills – are now online.