Building a Career in Cyber Law: A Prosecutor’s Perspective
Please join OPIA for a community discussion with Wasserstein Fellow James Yoon, Acting Assistant Deputy Chief of the U.S. Department of Justice’s Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Section, on building a career in public service at the intersection of law and technology. Speaking in his personal capacity, James will draw on his experience as a government lawyer to discuss the opportunities, challenges, and career paths available to lawyers interested in cyber law. James will share wisdom about entering the field of a rapidly evolving area of law and offer practical advice on building relevant skills and developing technical fluency without needing a computer science background.
Lunch provided. Please RSVP below! Open only to the HLS community.
Your Dream Job Is in a State Attorney General’s Office
State Attorneys General are on the cutting edge of the legal landscape. On a daily basis, they protect individual rights and liberties, defend democracy and the rule of law, hold the federal government to account, and rein in harmful corporate interests. State AG’s offer unparalleled opportunities in virtually every practice area imaginable: constitutional law, Supreme Court and appellate practice, consumer protection, antitrust, environmental law, housing and land use, criminal law, employment and union protections…you name it. And, you get to hone and develop your legal skills working on cases and causes you actually believe in. Join Wasserstein Fellow and California Supervising Deputy Attorney General Todd Grabarsky to learn more about courageous, exciting, and unbeaten career paths in state government where you can truly fight for justice, fairness, and doing the right thing.
Lunch provided. Please RSVP below! Open only to the HLS community.