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Legal people on the Internet/Web

• Nick Arnett, Web-PM at Verity Inc. spoke at WebWorld Orlando (1-Feb-95) about "Technological and Legal Protection for Intellectual Property".
• Bruce E. Hayden 7604 Vail Valley Drive Austin, Texas 78749
  bhayden@bga.com bhayden@acm.org (512) 892-7915

• Mike Godwin, Cambridge, 1990 Law Graduate wrote Computer Hacking -- Intellectual Property -- US v. Riggs for EFF.
• Mary Brandt Jensen, cnicopy@sunflowr.usd.edu is the moderator of the CNI-copyright discussion list.

• Michael Baum is a legal expert and principal of the consultancy "Independent Monitoring" in Cambridge, MA. He has been developing the concept of "cyber notaries" for two years, partly in his role as chairman of the Information Security Committee of the American Bar Association.
  

• Lee Gesmer is a software copyright specialist with the Boston law firm Lucash Gesmer & Updegrove. (source: Boston Globe, Fri 24-Mar-95)
• At Wolf, Greenfield & Sacks, another Boston intellectual-property law firm, managing partner Steven Henry also commented on the Lotus vs Borland menu copyright case.

• Law Offices of Robin Diane Goldstein offers more hot I.P.-links on her fancy web page (just cancel graphics trsm...)

• Are you looking for more law people on the Net ? Here's Cornell's Directory of legal academics.

• Sandra Day O'Connor, the U.S. Supreme Court Justice wrote the majority opinion for the landmark Information Law opinion, Feist Publications vs. Rural Telephone Service re U.S. white pages copyright.

• Index for People in Law
• The people-index is part of a Meta-Index for Legal Research to do legal research.

• Christina L. Johnson, Attorney at Law specialized in I.P. (Copyrights & Trademarks) et al. Clients are Citizen and the Brainworks Design Group Inc.