2019 – Page 4 – Fastcase

Heather Rosing

Heather Rosing’s multifaceted career tackles ethics, finance, and access to justice all at once. As the CFO and managing attorney of Klinedinst PC, a West Coast law firm with several offices, Heather has a decade of experience representing and advising judges and commissioners on judicial ethics. She was instrumental in the recent launch of California’s…

Cat Moon

The legal world is changing quickly, but most law school classrooms would be recognizable to students from the 1800s. As the Director of Innovation Design at Vanderbilt Law’s Program in Law and Innovation (PoLI), Cat Moon has been leading a quiet revolution in law school education. Cat’s program brings together all types of legal minds,…

Raymond Bayley

Raymond Bayley, Novus Law CEO and Co-Founder, is a champion of innovation, process improvement, and quantifying legal services that many had believed unmeasurable. Novus Law’s corporate clients told Raymond that, with better, faster, earlier information, they could resolve more matters sooner, and significantly reduce their legal operating and indemnity costs. Together with Co-Founder Lois Haubold,…

Scott Sipe

Scott Sipe joined the family business, Carolina Academic Press (CAP), a leader and academic publisher of books and software in the legal education market since the 1970s. Besides publishing the legendary blockbuster “Plain English for Lawyers,” CAP is well known for producing law school textbooks. To catapult his company to the next level, Scott developed…

Ed Sohn

The landscape of alternative legal service providers (ALSPs) is changing, fast, and Ed Sohn is mapping the front of the new terrain. Ed managed Thomson Reuters’ Pangea3, the legal managed services business that pioneered the global outsourcing of legal work to offshore legal professionals. This year, that business sold to big four accounting firm Ernst…

George Simons

In his previous work with political campaigns, George Simons witnessed the disruptive impact that data and technology were having on elections and realized the legal industry was ripe for similar disruption opportunities. In his own words, “the benevolence of the internet, which allows legal services to be provided at scale and for such a small…

Jason Tashea

Jason Tashea is a social entrepreneur with a keen interest in how data reflects and changes the legal system, particularly criminal justice reform. He curates the JusticeTech Download weekly newsletter, and, as a legal affairs writer for the ABA Journal, he investigates how technology affects the business and practice of law, including venture funding of…

Anand Upadhye

As Vice President of Business Development at Casetext, Anand Upadhye has played a key role in introducing and evangelizing Castext’s AI-assisted brief analysis tool CARA to a new generation of lawyers. Anand’s portfolio reflects his balanced skills in law, software, and sales. He has spoken around the world about legal research and artificial intelligence, which…

Dorna Moini

Documents and forms are central to the practice of law, and document automation is an important way for firms and their clients to be faster and more accurate. Dorna Moini and her company Documate have changed the way that firms handle forms. The platform helps lawyers and firms automate the filling and filing of forms,…

Sukesh Kamra

Norton Rose Fulbright faced a problem: the firm had grown through acquisition, and it did not have a consolidated repository for its information. It turned to Sukesh Kamra, who created a KM business case for the management committee and led a firmwide change in its information strategy. Following Sukesh’s business case, the firm created new…