Raina Haque, J.D. Email & Phone Number

Winston-Salem, Nc, Us

Media Lab, Computational Law

Designing systems for Legal Analytics, including 1) AI/Machine Learning for solving legal use cases; and 2) Using data-driven visualization including AR for display and interaction with models of complex legal and financial relationships and contexts.Digital Assets, including: 1) Ownership rights, valuation and provenance of digital property; and 2) Storage and exchange of digital property with electronic contracts, automated transactions and autonomous agentsDigital Identity, including: 1) Technology and architecture for autonomy and control of self-sourced digital identity and personal data; and 2) Using individual identity for valid, verifiable login to apps or services and for providing legal acknowledgement, assent or authorization.Digital Contracts, including 1) Integrating ordinary digital contracts and blockchain “smart contracts” in automated transactions by individuals or businesses; and 2) Standard open-web stack design patterns for executing multiple digital signatures and electronic notarization on digital legal contracts.

Contributing to the mission goals of the center through endeavors in computational law.

Greensboro/Winston-Salem, North Carolina Area

Preparing the future of law & developing interdisciplinary programs and curricula for the local community, executives, and university students.

Greensboro/Winston-Salem, North Carolina Area

While continuing to practice as Erdős attorneys, Jon Mayhugh and I will be adjunct professors at Wake Forest School of Law. Because Erdős Intellectual Property Law is at the forefront of high-tech law firms, Wake Law reached out to us to educate students about technology and modern law practice. This course will be an experiential seminar; students will learn how legal technologies are making the practice of law and legal services high-quality and accessible like never before. We'll be touching on cloud workflow and project management solutions, artificial intelligence & alternative expert systems, smart contracts/blockchain technologies, data security, ethics and so much more. Our goal is to empower law students to become high-impact leaders in the organizations that they will be joining or starting themselves. Our students will be discerning implementers of technologies for the modern law practice. Students will even be interacting with our A.I. assistant and meeting (human) executives from bleeding-edge legal technology companies.Reviews of the course:"Professor's insights on the technology at play is incredible. Particularly given the amount of knowledge and experience that they hold. I really like the way the presentations from the professors usually expand and go beyond the reading that was required in preparation for class. And the way professors brainstorm / highlight practice areas or services that could be offered based on the discussions is VERY useful and insightful. Additionally, the professors are very approachable and offer useful information and resources beyond the classroom. It is obvious that they love what they are doing and will do anything to see students be successful in their future. Professors Haque and Mayhugh are very good at giving direct feedback to students on performance in a way that challenges students to achieve more while acknowledging their strengths."

Winston-Salem, Nc

Located in the Innovation Quarter of Winston-Salem, North Carolina, the practice serves the intellectual property strategic needs of startups, small businesses, inventors, and designers around the globe. Technical background includes informatics, software, medical devices, biotech, and mechanical devices.

Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina Area

I'll be teaching Law 332-- Coded Governance: Blockchains, Smart Contracts, and Cryptoventures at Duke University School of Law in Spring 2020. I will also be teaching this course at Wake Forest University School of Law, where I am resident faculty.This course examines distributed ledger/blockchain technologies and computational law, and the related evolving regulatory environment. Topics covered include cryptocurrency use and regulation, legal forensic analysis of tokens, ethereum-based smart contract governance frameworks, IP strategy, and the professional responsibility considerations when working in a space that is popular, but not well understood. Students will learn about distributed ledger technologies in advanced technical detail in addition to regulatory and legal frameworks.

United States Bankruptcy Court For The Middle District Of North Carolina

Analyzed parties' positions, researched law, wrote memoranda and drafted opinions for matters under advisement, 12(b)(6) motions, motions for summary judgment, and trial proceedings. Broad range of substantive areas covered: bankruptcy law, tax law, constitutional law, intellectual property law, law of secured transactions, real property law, rules of civil procedure, and consumer protection law.Fostered and supported negotiations between various parties.Presented summary of case law from 2012-2013 at the 34th Annual Middle District Seminar. Prepared a manual of North Carolina Middle District Case Law.

University Of North Carolina School Of Law

UNC School of Law Merit Scholarship RecipientDurham Bar Association Adam Lischer Memorial Scholarship RecipientUNC Law Pro Bono Board Member for Winter and Spring Break ProjectsPro Bono Service Recognition for 100+ Pro Bono HoursLegal Education Advancement Program InstructorCarolina Law Intellectual Property Law member

Research Triangle Park, North Carolina

Analyzed North Carolina Law surrounding Non-Compete Agreements to make recommendations to General Counsel about Non-Compete Agreements and alternative agreements to protect RTI business interests.Researching relevant law and best practices relevant to the application of attorney-client privilege and corporate ethics and compliance measures.Created a presentation to communicate the business case for having a robust ethics and compliance program.Researched relevant law and best practices relevant to the application of attorney-client privilege and corporate ethics and compliance measures.Supported corporate counsel review of matter involving RTI IRB policies and The Common Rule, 45 C.F.R. Part 46.Supported corporate counsel review of matter involving compliance with Federal Acquisition Regulation Procurement Integrity provisions.

Analyzed and assessed impact of various sections of the consolidated Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (2010) for creation of a company-wide standards and initiatives to respond to legislation’s employer requirements, heightened rescission policy, and support of quality care initiatives as proposed by the legislation. Drafted memos and analytical charts for communication to attorneys and business owners. Engaged in corporate projects related to EEOC, provider fraud and abuse claims, and Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association branding.

Greater New York City Area

Developed software to automate representation of in-house trade execution, clearance, and settlement.Managed fifteen global application groups to estimate impact of NASDAQ’s proposed requirement of special character suffixes of subordinate security types under close deadline. Contributed research and impact analysis for presentation to the SEC and other industry associations, which resulted in NASDAQ canceling the initiative and saving the firm millions of dollars.Spearheaded skill-building “Innovation Initiative Team” among recent college graduates to brainstorm ways in which business processes could be improved, resulting in low cost technical and business solutions.

Researched Neurogenesis in Neuro Molecular Toxicology LabCreated software that used artificial neural networks to classify NMR Spectra of Amino Acids

Ba, Bioinformatics, Middle Eastern Studies

Activities and Societies: Disability Services Teaching Assistant, Computer Science Teaching Assistant, Biology Teaching Assistant

Computational Law 2019 Participant

Designing systems for Legal Analytics, Digital Assets, including: 1) Ownership rights, valuation and provenance of digital property.

Doctor Of Law (J.D.), Intellectual Property Law

Juris Doctor