Information Technology Manager

Location:

Chicago, IL

Posted:

November 09, 2012

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Lawyer.

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The John Marshall Law School,

Chicago, Illinois

Juris Doctor, Cum Laude (#8 in class)

Class Rank: Top 08% G.P.A. 3.5 / 4.0

LL.M. Information Technology (Candidate)

Completed 18 of 22 hours, G.P.A. @ 3.8 / 4.0

GPA chart click

here

Awards:

CALI Award:

For Scholastic Excellence in

Patent / Tradesecrets Law

CALI Award:

For Scholastic Excellence in

Agency / Partnership Law

CALI Award:

For Scholastic Excellence in

Income Taxation Law

CALI Award:

For Scholastic Excellence in

Legal Ethics

CALI Award:

For Scholastic Excellence in

Constitutional Law

Corpus Juris Secundum Award:

For Scholastic Excellence in

Property Law

NDR Information Services

Chicago, Illinois

1997 - Present

Web Designer / Developer

Design and develop Web-sites, including Web-based databases.

I have been working with computers since the first Apple PC was introduced.

Immediatly, I took to writing code in Basic. Early on, I also wrote code in FORTRAN,

using a main frame and inputting the program via punch-cards. Later, I experimented

with C++.

Over the last several years I have learned HTML, PERL5, MSql and Javascript by

designing and implementing pages and databases for the World Wide Web.

Because I understand how programs are written, I have an ability to learn

new software packages quickly. I also have experience with the major business

software. Including: MS Office componants, Word Perfect, Lotus 1-2-3, and

Quickbooks.

My background in technology means I speak and understand the concepts and jargon

of "Techies." Therefore, on the first day of employment with your firm, I will

be prepared to take on technical assignments without having to learn a new

vocabulary. In addition, given a common vocabulary, I can interact with clients

and assess their technical problems and legal options.

Loyola University of Chicago

Chicago, Illinois

Bachelor of Business Administration, Jan. '92

Concentration: Finance

G.P.A. (final 42 semester hours) 3.964 / 4.0

Network Drayage & Rigging, Inc.

Chicago, Illinois

General Manager

1996 - Present

Total responsibility for office and financial management of a trade shows contractor.

I have been in the "business world" for more than fifteen years. My skills

are diverse; I have supervised more than 100 employees, prepared bids, arranged financing,

organized large-scale projects and managed the office activity of several companies.

Because I understand the goals and interests of business people and have worked

at every rank, I communicate well with all levels of an organization.

I chose Information Technology Law as my speciality because business is such an

integral part of the discipline.

Steven A. Leahy

Writing Samples:

Click below for a sample of a Trial Brief and Jury Instructions for a Trade Secret case.

In addition, I have written a number of articles about Information Technology and the Internet.

You've Got Mail:

Electronic mail and litigation discovery (Spring. 2001)

Self-Regulation and The EU Privacy Directive:

Do Privacy Seals Offer "Adequate" Protection to EU Citizens Transferring Data to American Internet Companies?(Spring. 2000)