in fact, it's so new that it's no one's father's law -- mostly associated with online chat rooms where participants socialize through fictional personae, or interactive, three-dimensional computer games. Finding a market in virtual law is the next big thing for aspiring tech-savvy lawyers conversant in the language of orcs, avatars and toons.
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May 16, 2008
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