Contributors
Ruth Carter
is an Arizona lawyer with a virtual practice, The Carter Law Firm, focusing on intellectual property, social media, First Amendment and flash mob law. A 2011 law graduate, Ruth is co-founder of Improv Arizona and she blogs weekly at UndeniableRuth.com. Writer's Archives
William Melater
is a young associate attorney working at a firm focused on commercial litigation and transactional work. A self-described legal hunter and gatherer, Bill has accumulated a plethora of legal certificates and diplomas—all of which have been appropriately framed and hung behind his desk. Bill has a distaste for emails, suspenders, fake tans, paralegals who cry, sea urchins and attorneys who repeat the phrase "this is my bottom-line offer." When irked, Bill blogs about his experiences at Attorney at Work. Writer's Archives
Gwynne Monahan
is best known by her Twitter handle @econwriter5. She has written several articles on open source applications for lawyers and legal professionals, and has presented on open source as well as issues surrounding social media. She is currently Community Manager for Clio and is spearheading Small Firm Innovation. Writer's Archives
Carol Gerber
is owner and founder of Gerber Amalgamated LLC, a legal technology consulting company devoted to helping attorneys make better use of technology in their practices. Previously, she was Director of Learning & Professional Development at Moses & Singer LLP, where she worked on new technology initiatives and numerous training programs. Carol is an attorney, admitted in New York State, and a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania Law School. Writer's Archives
Jim Brashear
is General Counsel for Zix Corporation, a leading provider of email encryption services. He earned his JD, magna cum laude, from the University of San Diego School of Law. He is a member of the Bar of the United States Supreme Court, the State Bar of Texas and the California Bar Association. Read his full bio here or read more of his in-depth blogs on this topic here. Writer's Archives
Mary Ellen Sullivan
is a Chicago-based freelance writer who writes frequently about the arts, music, travel and women’s issues, with a specialty in health care for more than 27 years. She is the author of the best-selling book “Cows on Parade in Chicago,” several travel guides, and has been published in The New York Times, The Chicago Tribune, the Chicago Sun-Times, Woman’s Day, For Me, Vegetarian Times, Booklist and other publications. Writer's Archives
Tom Zuber
is creator and Co-CEO of LawLoop.com. Tom, an intellectual property attorney, is also a Co-Founder and a member of the Management Committee of Zuber & Taillieu in Los Angeles. He earned his J.D. from Columbia University Law School. Read Tom's full bio here. Writer's Archives
Andrea Cannavina
is President/CEO of LegalTypist, Inc., and helps sole practitioners, law firms and companies that service the legal industry upgrade their business processes to digital in order to get more done with less—less employees, less equipment and less stress! Writer's Archives
Ritchenya Dodd
is a vice president with Infinite Public Relations LLC. She has held in-house legal marketing positions and ran her own marketing communications firm. She is a lawyer and was a journalist, including with the Associated Press and The National Law Journal. She can be reached at rdodd@infinitepr.com. Writer's Archives
Jeffrey Taylor
is an attorney in Oklahoma City, focusing on personal injury, small business litigation and immigration issues. He is the author of the The Droid Lawyer blog, which gives tips and tricks for lawyers using Android devices in their law practice. Writer's Archives
Richard Hunt
is a board certified business litigator with more than 30 years of experience trying a wide variety of cases. He serves as a member of the examination committee of the Texas Board of Legal Specialization and manages litigation CLE for his firm, Munsch Hardt Kopf & Harr P.C., as well as teaching individual courses in trial strategy and case management. Writer's Archives
Jared Correia
is the Senior Law Practice Advisor at the Massachusetts Law Office Management Assistance Program. Prior to joining LOMAP, he was the Publications Attorney for the Massachusetts Bar Association. Before that, he worked as a private practice lawyer. Jared is a graduate of Suffolk University Law School and of Saint Anselm College, where he was a captain of the debate squad that finished as national runner-up in 2000. He loves James Taylor. Writer's Archives
Roberta Montafia
is the Chief Visionary Officer of The Legal Mocktail, a Fellow of the College of Law Practice Management, a past president of the Legal Marketing Association and a member of the Legal Marketing Association Hall of Fame. She can be reached at Roberta@montafia.com. Writer's Archives





