I second this. But you might want to go into practice for a couple of years to get the feel for information flow in a law firm and the places where you can lev

I second this. But you might want to go into practice for a couple of years to get the feel for information flow in a law firm and the places where you can leverage your expertise. I suppose you could go the IT route in a firm, if you really dont want to get into law. My guess is that the law school view of a firm is quite different from the view on the ground. I think vertical disruption is virtually untouched, because the hackers who do the disruption tend to go into more interesting environments than vertical IT.