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Publications
Gary Kendra has written numerous publications on the law and technology, including a newspaper column in the Detroit Legal News on emerging Internet legal issues (1995 -1997) in the early days of the Web. He also co-authored two books for the Institute of Legal Education: The Law of Electronic Commerce (ICLE 2000) and The Internet and Technology Guide for Michigan Lawyers (ICLE 1997). The following are some of Mr. Kendra’s publications:
Technology Articles
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This section contains a variety of articles on legal issues surrounding advanced technologies and the Internet.
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Web Development Series
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The Web Development Series articles were written in 1997 to highlight the negotiation issues involved in web development from the perspective of the site owner and developer. The first three articles were originally published on the Institute of Continuing Education Web Site. The last article was written for the ILPN (now defunct) web site. Although the articles were written over five years ago, many of the discussion points apply equally to today's development environment.
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Information Privacy
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The Internet and electronic communications have created a host of issues surrounding information privacy. The articles in this section focus on the technology, legal and business issues surrounding the electronic collection, storage and dissemination of personal information.
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The Lawyer's Internet
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The Internet has changed the practice of law. E-mail has gone from being a novelty to the norm with electronic document exchange becoming routine in many practices. Research on the Internet has provided invaluable low cost access to primary and secondary legal resources. The articles in the section explore how lawyer's can maximize the benefit of the Internet in their practice.
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Newspaper Articles
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This collection of articles was published in the Detroit Legal News from 1995-1997. All were written in the infancy of the modern Internet, before the landscape surrounding Internet legal and business issues began to develop. Access to the Internet largely consisted of dial-up connections on a 14.4 kbs modem or slower. Both the technology and state of the law have evolved considerably since these were first published.
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Mr. Kendra is also a frequent lecturer on technology and law issues, for local, state, and national organizations, including the State Bar of Michigan, the Institute of Continuing Legal Education, Biotechnology Business Consultants, the Society of Consumer Affairs Professionals, the Thomas Cooley Law School and the Detroit Chamber of Commerce.
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