Jeff Kerr is a former litigator and CEO and co-founder of CaseFleet. CaseFleet is a case management software that empowers litigators to win more, with tools for crafting timelines, legal calendaring, billing and more. Jeff’s writes about law firm start-ups and other law practice topics on the CaseFleet blog. Follow him on LinkedIn and Twitter @CaseFleet.

Reid Trautz is Director of the Practice and Professionalism Center at the American Immigration Lawyers Association. He is a past Chair of ABA TECHSHOW and a Fellow of the College of Law Practice Management. A highly regarded speaker and author, Reid is co-author of the ABA book “The Busy Lawyer’s Guide to Success: Essential Tips to Power Your Practice.” He blogs on innovation in management and ethics for lawyers at Reid My Blog! Follow him @RTrautz.

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Chelsey Lambert is an author, speaker and legal technology specialist. She is CEO of Lex Tech Review and the Legal Technology Media Group. Follow her on Twitter at @ChelseyLambert.

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Adrian Dayton is the founder of ClearView Social, Inc., the first social sharing software designed specifically for lawyers, but it is now being used by accounting, recruiting and media firms worldwide. An internationally recognized speaker, Adrian has been engaged for the decade as a social media strategist to Global 100, AmLaw 250, Canadian and Australian firms. He  is the author of two books, “LinkedIn & Blogs for Lawyers: Building High-Value Relationships in a Digital Age,” co-authored by Amy Knapp, and “Social Media for Lawyers: Twitter Edition.” Also an explorer in the offline world, Adrian has reached the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, and more recently Mt. Rainier in Washington. Connect with Adrian on Twitter @AdrianDayton.

Sharon Nelson is nationally known as an expert in digital forensics, information security and information technology. Sharon is president of Sensei Enterprises, Inc., a digital forensics, legal technology and information security firm based in Fairfax, Virg., past president of the Virginia Bar Association and a Trustee of the College of Law Practice Management. She has co-authored numerous books, including “The Solo and Small Firm Legal Technology Guides” and “Encryption Made Simple for Lawyers.” Sharon blogs at Ride the Lightning and co-hosts the Digital Detectives and Digital Edge podcasts. Follow her on Twitter @SharonNelsonEsq.

Jordan Furlong is a leading analyst of the global legal market and forecaster of its future development. A writer and consultant, he helps lawyers and law firms navigate the extraordinary changes in the legal marketplace. His book, “Evolutionary Road: A Strategic Guide to Your Law Firm’s Future” is available in the Attorney at Work bookstore. Read his blog Law21 and watch for his new book, “Law is a Buyer’s Market: Building a Client-First Law Firm in a Brand New Legal World.” Follow Jordon @Jordan_Law21.

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Matthew Yospin is a solo patent attorney specializing in software and mechanical devices at The Law Office of Matthew M. Yospin. He loves working with entrepreneurs and businesses to protect their intellectual property and craft strategies to grow and protect their businesses. Follow him on Twitter (@MatthewYospin), LinkedIn, Google+, his firm blog, Instagram, Pinterest, YouTube, or any of 200 other social media platforms. In his spare time, Matthew enjoys building furniture and the occasional database or software app, gardening and adventuring with his kids.

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Wendy Werner was an acclaimed photographer, a sought-after career strategist and social justice advocate. A longtime career coach and practice management consultant at Werner Associates, Wendy most recently served as ArchCity Defenders’ founding board chair, stewarding the organization for over 12 years as it became an established force for justice in the St. Louis region. She was a Fellow of the College of Law Practice Management and served on several ABA Law Practice Division boards, including as chair of the Publishing Board. Wendy died at her home in Saint Louis on January 3, 2022, after a long battle with cancer. She was 69.

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