KU Law Magazine
Winter 2024 | Jayhawk Lawyers in Tech Careers
In the 2024 issue of KU Law Magazine, we feature Jayhawk lawyers thriving in technology-focused careers, as well as professors who are preparing the next generation of legal minds through innovative courses. Together, they illuminate how KU Law is shaping the future of law in a tech-driven world. Plus, alumni news and the Volunteer Honor Roll.
2024 KU Law Magazine
Jayhawk Lawyers in Tech Careers: Laura Clark Fey, L’92
As Principal at Fey LLC, a global data privacy and information governance law firm, and an adjunct professor at KU Law, Laura Clark Fey is at the forefront of one of the most rapidly evolving fields in law.
Jayhawk Lawyers in Tech Careers: Jordan Reinhardt, L’20
Jordan Reinhardt’s trajectory diverged from the traditional legal path, leading her to a dynamic career in the tech industry designing and launching new features for smart devices.
Jayhawk Lawyers in Tech Careers: Max Rieper, L’03
Anticipating the growing fascination with AI law, Max Rieper played a key role in developing a platform at MultiState Associates to help clients navigate the intricacies of AI regulation.
More articles from 2023
Jayhawk Lawyers in Tech Careers: Mauricio Uribe, L’98
As a partner at Knobbe Martens, Mauricio Uribe helps clients navigate cutting-edge fields like artificial intelligence (AI), blockchain and other emerging technologies.
Redefining Legal Education in the Technology Era
Professor Andrew Torrance prepares law students for current technological trends with his groundbreaking Legal Analytics class that melds traditional legal principles with cutting-edge technology.
Previous Issues
FALL 2022
Pro Bono Impact: Jayhawk lawyers devoting their time and expertise to pro bono service
Fall 2019
KU Law's Global Impact: Jayhawk lawyers, scholars work all over the world
Fall 2018
Striving for Justice: Jayhawk prosecutors building cases, communities
