OU LAW TALIS

Technology and Legal Innovation Society at OU Law

OU LAW TALIS is a blog published by The University of Oklahoma, College of Law, focusing on legal education and professional development for law students and legal professionals. It covers topics such as law school study strategies, legal technology and innovation, adapting to changes in legal education, and practical advice for succeeding in law school and legal careers. The blog also highlights events and conferences related to legal technology, discusses resources available to law students, and addresses challenges faced by students in evolving learning environments. It reflects the college's emphasis on integrating technology, supporting diverse student needs, and preparing students for real-world legal practice.

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Many students approached this new school year with anxiety regarding technology. Four OU Law students, however, tackled technology head on – attending the jam-packed, completely virtual, International Legal Technology Association (ILTA)>ON technology conference.

OU’s College of Law generously sponsored…

The intersection of technology and healthcare has reached an unprecedented point in history. The traditional medical model, where the ability to accurately diagnose and treat patients is gained from thousands of hours of hands-on medical training, is being challenged. The…

Technology in the legal field is effervescent – new companies are popping up everywhere; but what technology can law students actually use while they are in school? What canstudents take back and apply in their day to day studies? Certain…

As one of the few law students at the ABA TECHSHOW, I am pretty pumped about the unique perspective I now take with me into my career. Not only does the University of Oklahoma provide amazing opportunities for us to…

I say that I was the TECHSHOW attendee with the least experience or knowledge of technology in the legal world. As a non-traditional student, I have felt a little (maybe significantly) behind my peers because using technology is not as…