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Hofstra Law

Legal Technology

Earn Your Law Degree in Being Ahead of the Curve

Being able to see the future before it happens isn’t a gift — it’s a skill you can master. With technology impacting the delivery of legal services at an unprecedented rate, Hofstra Law is not only keeping up with these changes but becoming a technology leader among U.S. law schools.

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Law, Logic & Technology Research Laboratory

The Law, Logic & Technology Research Laboratory, also known as the LLT Lab, is dedicated to inventing and making available tools that make legal practice and legal education more effective and more efficient.

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Unique Courses

The lawyers of tomorrow, regardless of their practice area, will need to be proficient in legal technology. At Hofstra Law, we have recognized this need and have developed new courses in these emerging areas of legal technology.

  • Computer Technology in Legal Practice
  • Courtroom Technology and Advanced Advocacy
  • E-Discovery Practice
  • Fundamentals of Cybersecurity
  • The Policy and Business of Cryptocurrencies

Top 10 School for Teaching the Technology of Practice

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Cybersecurity Innovation and Research Center

Hofstra Law students can access Hofstra's new, state-of-the-art Cybersecurity Innovation and Research Center. The Center is equipped with cutting-edge technology and simulation software to create hyper-realistic cyberattack scenarios.

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Courtroom of the Future

Hofstra Law’s Weitz & Luxenberg Trial “Courtroom of the Future” allows students to experience contemporary trial practice. This includes software used in trials, digital presentation and preservation of evidence, and videoconferencing for off-site witnesses and experts.

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