IT Law Expertise

I do not have a law degree from a law school (although my alma mater Columbia University has one of the top-rated law schools), but I have educated myself extensively about the law, particularly IT law, and not just because the law is a part of almost all IT issues about which I consult and write. I also have extensive legal experience, which is part of the reason for educating myself about the law. I have prosecuted (instituted legal proceedings against) and defended my own cases, not as a lawyer who has passed the bar, but as a pro se litigant.

My early foundational cases led to me consulting on IT law — I realized there is a great need for someone who is both a real IT expert and who also has expertise with the law, particularly IT law — and to the Apscitu Law website in support of this IT law consulting (see the About Apscitu Law page there).

Links to the case summaries of my early foundational cases — Dr. Thresher v. Prof. Dr. Lohmann, Dr. Thresher v. Prof. Bedell, Dr. Thresher v. Montana — which include at their end what I learned from each case, are listed in the Apscitu Law Casebook. (Note that most cases never actually go to trial in a court before a judge to get an official "Plaintiff v. Defendant" title, but are handled outside court by lawyers.)

I still find need to prosecute and defend my own cases and so continue to educate myself about the law. These cases are similarly found in the Apscitu Law Casebook. For confidentiality reasons I can not and will not discuss any cases I was/am involved with for my Apscitu Inc. clients, but my cases are indicative of how hard I fight for my clients.

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