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How one lawyer built a practice by defending a notorious accused hacker
Leaving BigLaw to start his own firm in 2011, Tor Ekeland quickly learned that his legal education was insufficient for the task at hand. To Ekeland, the edited cases law students spend three years reading don't help gra...
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How one lawyer built a practice by defending a notorious accused hacker is an episode from ABA Journal: Legal Rebels by Legal Talk Network | ABA Journal. Leaving BigLaw to start his own firm in 2011, Tor Ekeland quickly learned that his leg...
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Published Dec 12, 2019, 31:37 long, audio available.
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