About the Geeks

Joshua Auriemma
For those of you who don’t know me, my name is Joshua Auriemma and I’m going into my third year at Penn State Law. I spent this past summer as a fellow at the Stanford Law School Center for Internet & Society, where I spent the majority of my time working on appellate copyright cases specifically relating to Fair Use under the Copyright Act. I also have a fair amount of experience with patent litigation.
My background prior to beginning law school was in high-energy, particle, and laser physics. I worked for Fermilab and CERN as an intern, and I worked as a DoD contractor, coding radar algorithms throughout undergrad.
Oh, and did I mention that I’m a huge geek?
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Andy Schnitzel
And I’m Andy Schnitzel — also a 2L @ PSU-DSL. I’ll mainly be ranting about the news and cases I don’t agree with. I enjoy good espresso, snowboarding, and redefining the term ‘gunner’ to include those who spark debate while keeping class discussion on track.
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Laura Bergus
I am a second-year student at the University of Iowa College of Law. I worked for a municipal government for 10 years in communications and public relations before going to law school. I enjoy making websites and shooting and editing video, both of which I’ve done professionally. I’m interested in improving ways of delivering efficient, affordable and accessible legal services online. I’m also a mom, which keeps the stress of law school in perspective.
Also check out my blog at laurabergus.com, where I ramble about law school, life and social media issues.
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Louis Grube
Louis Grube is from Oberlin Ohio, where he was born, raised, and college educated. He currently works for a social security attorney and a state senator. Having just graduated from Oberlin College with a degree in Philosophy, Louis is working on getting accepted to Law School. Hobbies include working over the weekend, writing stuff, and trying not to have too much fun on week nights. Louis also keeps a shamelessly self promotional website at louisgrube.com, where he talks about living life
in the real world after college.
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Jon Bartelson
I’m a 3L in the evening division at Suffolk University Law School in Boston, MA. I currently serve as Director of Computing Services at WPI, a technological university in Worcester, MA. I’m also a huge geek, combining my background and experience in technology with a passion for learning and the law. I’m interested in intellectual property law, as well as developing and offering efficient, green & cost effective legal services using cutting-edge technology.
My contact information is available at jon.bartelson.com.
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Claire Marie
I am a recent law school grad currently focused on studying for and passing the Missouri bar exam. I’m a performer at heart with a mind suited for legalese when I reel in the daydreams and scheming. I’m interested in working in a corporate setting (in house counsel openings anyone?) if I’m not discovered to play Sally Bowles in the remake of Cabaret. And just incase my posts here don’t fill your need for the ramblings of some girl about to have a quarter-life-crisis then you can always visit me at home: www.theclairemarie.com or on twitter (@theclairemarie) where the nonsense and adventures in life are free flowing.”
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Sean McGilvray
Sean McGilvray is a 3L at U.C. Hastings College of the Law in San Francisco. Born and raised in Central Florida, he’s spent the last few years living various elsewheres including Tallahassee, Sydney, Dublin, and Cape Town. When not highlighting case law or freaking out because he didn’t get to the assigned reading, he enjoys training in mixed martial arts, watching movies, drinking beer, reading books (comic and otherwise), traveling, and playing video games. All of which he (infrequently) blogs about at Semantic Drift. He likes to write about media, intellectual property, and international politics. He’s just this guy, you know?
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Adam Vella
A former New Yorker, Adam is currently a 1.5L enrolled part-time at Mass School of Law in Andover, MA He’s has over a dozen years in the software field and currently is a SaaS (software-as-a-service) Architect at a firm producing human resource based solutions. He recently completed his MBA in Technology Management and with his past experiences at startups such as Monster.com and Authoria, he has hopes of filling the large legal voids found in field of technology.
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Joshua Camson
Originally from the suburbs of Philadelphia, Josh is a third year student at the University of Pittsburgh School of Law pursuing a certificate in Civil Litigation in addition to the J.D. Josh hopes to become a trial prosecutor after graduation. After his 1L year summer he worked at the Ohio Attorney General’s Office in their Capital Crimes Unit. Josh worked part-time at the Allegheny County District Attorney’s Office in their Child Abuse and Post Conviction units during his 2L year as part of a practicum offered by the law school. This past summer Josh worked at the Chester County District Attorney’s Office where he conducted over forty preliminary hearings in front of Magisterial District Justices. In addition to prosecution, Josh is also very interested in legal ethics. He serves as the co-chair of the Young Lawyers’ Subcommittee for the ABA Committee on Ethics & Professionalism. One of the hardcore geeks on the site, Josh enjoys comic books, movies and video games. Be sure to visit http://joshcamson.com where he rambles on about everything from Battlestar Galactica to Zords.
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Christopher Wright
A life-long Californian, Christopher is a 1L at Loyola Law School in Los Angeles. He has many interests including all things relating to the internet, pop culture, and Pierre Bourdieu’s theories of capital. He also has a large interest in international law and international matters as a result of a year spent abroad in Melbourne, Australia. He is currently trying to figure out what type of law he wants to practice and looks forward to incorporating the brave new technological world of the internet into his future plans. Oh, and he is currently trying to find a summer position: wink wink, nod nod.



