Announcing LawTechCamp 2013

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Omar Ha-Redeye helped host the 2013 lawTechCamp on June 8, 2013.

A full list of the organizers include:

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Omar
Omar Ha-Redeye
Fleet Street Law
 Jeffrey
Jeffrey Fung
MyLawBid
 Rajah
Rajah Lehal
Multiplicity Accelerator
 Monica
Monica Goyal
My Legal Briefcase
Sapna
Sapna Mahboobani
Sapna Law
 Peter
Peter MacDonald
Fleet Street Law
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