Have you ever seen someone writing IANAL on /., Digg, Reddit, or even here? Start seeing it as $$$$$. Unless you want to do pure technical stuff, than the law

Have you ever seen someone writing IANAL on /., Digg, Reddit, or even here? Start seeing it as $$$$$. Unless you want to do pure technical stuff, than the law degree doesn't have much value, indeed. But there's a huge intersection between law and tech, and few people that really understand both. Heck, setup a blog and talk about laws affecting tech stuff. The recent Lessig DMCA notice, what iPhone developers can do against the Store late payments or app rejections. The HN's front-page is a goldmine for someone who can understand the law. I am pretty sure you can live off ads if you put effort on it. Sprinkle with consulting (using your blog as a personal marketing tool).