Tom is a consultant, trainer, teacher and mentor based in Cumberland, Rhode Island, USA. He started a company in 1985, consulting for a Dun & Bradstreet line of accounting software that served Fortune 500 companies and has since added legal software technology to his portfolio of expertise. In 1993, Tom began offering services to small firms needing software, training and support services for time, expense and billing software, including practice management software by 2000.
A 1978 graduate of Hamilton College in New York, Tom is an experienced presenter and trainer. He teaches TimeSlips® software in public and private classes, is a past director of the Rhode Island Technology Council and is certified in TimeSlips, TimeMatters®/BillingMatters™, PCLaw®, Amicus Attorney® and Amicus Accounting® software packages.
His free time is spent mentoring disadvantaged middle school students in a nearby city, teaching skiing as a PSIA level 1 instructor, or fly fishing and sailing the local waters.
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Charles Christian
Charles Christian is a former practising barrister turned independent commentator and journalist who has been writing, reporting and advising on developments in law office technology and online legal services for over 30 years. He was described in one national legal magazine as “one of the top ten key individuals who act as movers and shakers in the legal IT world today.”
After a brief career at the Bar in London in the mid-1970s, he worked as a corporate and IT PR consultant, including having responsibility for UK launch of the Commodore PET, one of the first generation PCs.
Natalie Huha consults, trains, speaks, and writes for businesses, organizations and global law firms. She is the Principal and Co-Founder of JustEngage, Inc, and widely known for her work in the legal community for training, writing and presenting on technology, learning, and social media related topics (aka @legalerswelcome). She has 10 year’s experience in leading, designing and developing technology solutions including: social media, training, development, mentoring and coaching programs, and implementing collaborative workflows to meet the needs of busy professionals.
Geoff has been an Executive Recruiter with The Glenmont Group since early in 2005. He focuses within the Legal IT industry, partnering up with AM Law 250 Firms, Professional Service Firms and Corporations to staff their departments.
Geoff considers himself a consultant to all of his clients, as he works hand in hand with them to develop solutions for even their most complex staffing needs. He's had enormous success in placing high impact candidates with AM Law 200 to boutique sized Law Firms, Fortune 500 Corporations, Consulting Firms, Investment Banks, and Legal Technology Software Corporations.
Jan Berinstein, Ph.D. runs her own software-training company, CompuSavvy Computer Training & Consulting, which caters to the legal profession. Over the past 15 years, she has trained staff at numerous law firms, government agencies, corporate legal departments, and various other organizations throughout California. Via her company, she teaches computer lab classes as well, most of which are tailored for lawyers, legal secretaries, and paralegals. She provides her training clients and her students with copious handouts that she writes herself.
Jason is an Applications Manager at a large international law firm, based in Leeds (UK).
His path to an IT career was started when his dad bought him a Commodore Pet in the early 80's, this led to a degree in computer science before a career in the IT industry spanning almost 20 years. He worked initially within the utility industry before moving to legal. During his time working for Yorkshire Electricity he worked as a COBOL developer working on large mainframes before moving into client/server software development.
Joanna Goodman is a London based writer and editor specialising in the legal and business sectors. Her work focuses on strategy, technology, knowledge management, learning and development and communications. Joanna has an MBA in Strategic Management from Kingston University and has written features, profiles, thought leaders and opinion pieces for leading UK legal sector publications, including Law Society Gazette and Managing Partner, and knowledge management publications KM Review and Inside Knowledge. She has written ten books about different aspects of law firm management, knowledge management and IT management.
With an educational background in computer science and mathematics from the University of Pittsburgh, Jeff has over twenty four years of experience in the field of legal automation working with various organizations in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom.
Jeff has worked a number of roles in the legal community. As a technology and management consultant to hundreds of law firms and corporate law departments he worked on information management projects including: long range strategic planning, workflow management and reengineering, knowledge management,
Christy Burke has been immersed in the legal technology industry for 10 years as a writer and consultant. Currently, she is President of Burke & Company LLC, a legal technology PR firm based in New York City which she founded in 2004. Burke & Company has worked with 25+ clients in the legal tech industry, spread across the U.S., Canada and Europe. Prior to founding her own firm, Christy was head of marketing, PR and channel development at World Software Corp, makers of Worldox document management system (DMS).
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Tom is a consultant, trainer, teacher and mentor based in Cumberland, Rhode Island, USA. He started a company in 1985, consulting for a Dun & Bradstreet line of accounting software that served Fortune 500 companies and has since added legal software technology to his portfolio of expertise. In 1993, Tom began offering services to small firms needing software, training and support services for time, expense and billing software, including practice management software by 2000.
Charles Christian is a former practising barrister turned independent commentator and journalist who has been writing, reporting and advising on developments in law office technology and online legal services for over 30 years. He was described in one national legal magazine as “one of the top ten key individuals who act as movers and shakers in the legal IT world today.”
Natalie Huha consults, trains, speaks, and writes for businesses, organizations and global law firms. She is the Principal and Co-Founder of 
Geoff has been an Executive Recruiter with The Glenmont Group since early in 2005. He focuses within the Legal IT industry, partnering up with AM Law 250 Firms, Professional Service Firms and Corporations to staff their departments.
Jan Berinstein, Ph.D. runs her own software-training company, CompuSavvy Computer Training & Consulting, which caters to the legal profession. Over the past 15 years, she has trained staff at numerous law firms, government agencies, corporate legal departments, and various other organizations throughout California. Via her company, she teaches computer lab classes as well, most of which are tailored for lawyers, legal secretaries, and paralegals. She provides her training clients and her students with copious handouts that she writes herself.
Jason is an Applications Manager at a large international law firm, based in Leeds (UK).
Joanna Goodman is a London based writer and editor specialising in the legal and business sectors. Her work focuses on strategy, technology, knowledge management, learning and development and communications. Joanna has an MBA in Strategic Management from Kingston University and has written features, profiles, thought leaders and opinion pieces for leading UK legal sector publications, including Law Society Gazette and Managing Partner, and knowledge management publications KM Review and Inside Knowledge. She has written ten books about different aspects of law firm management, knowledge management and IT management.
With an educational background in computer science and mathematics from the University of Pittsburgh, Jeff has over twenty four years of experience in the field of legal automation working with various organizations in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom.
Christy Burke has been immersed in the legal technology industry for 10 years as a writer and consultant. Currently, she is President of Burke & Company LLC, a legal technology PR firm based in New York City which she founded in 2004. Burke & Company has worked with 25+ clients in the legal tech industry, spread across the U.S., Canada and Europe. Prior to founding her own firm, Christy was head of marketing, PR and channel development at World Software Corp, makers of Worldox document management system (DMS).