Adam Kuhn is a Principal Solutions Consultant at OpenText Legal Tech and an eDiscovery lawyer based out of Tampa, Florida. Adam works with some of the world’s largest enterprises, law firms, and regulators on their legal technology programs and workflows with an emphasis on predictive systems for investigations and document review.

He holds an advanced certification for OpenText Axcelerate and received the Rossman award from the USPTO Society for his contributions to legal scholarship. Adam received his JD and MBA from the University of San Francisco and his BA from New York University.

Director of Underwriting and Data Science Strategies, Corporate Counsel 
at Parabellum Capital LLC 

ANGELA C. NI is a Director and Corporate Counsel at Parabellum Capital LLC in New York City where she heads underwriting for all investment verticals. As a member of the investment team, she is responsible for the analysis, due diligence, and evaluation of investment merits and risks.  

Ms. Ni also leads Parabellum’s data science strategies and its effort in integrating cognitive and advanced analytic levers to provide data-driven insights for litigation outcome analysis. Ms. Ni has spoken at various forums on litigation funding as well as legal tech, and was recently recognized as a 2020 Thought Leader in Third-Party Funding by Who’s Who Legal. 

Prior to joining Parabellum, Ms. Ni litigated complex IP and commercial cases for over 12 years at firms, including Paul Hastings LLP, Darby & Darby P.C., and Robins Kaplan LLP. While in private practice, Ms. Ni was named a Rising Star in IP Litigation by Super Lawyers for multiple consecutive years and recognized among the Top Women Attorneys in the New York Metro Area. 

Ms. Ni received her B.S. from MIT, M.P.H. from Yale University, and graduated, cum laude, from the University of Minnesota Law School. She serves on the Board of Directors for the Association of Yale Alumni in Public Health and the MIT Educational Council. 

Daryl Shetterly is a Six Sigma Black Belt, is the Director of Orrick Analytics, and helps manage Orrick’s Global Operations and Innovation Center in Wheeling, WV. Daryl’s passion is changing the way Big Law delivers legal services by bringing innovation and business process to the practice of law. The Financial Times recognized Orrick Analytics with awards in 2017, 2018 and 2019 and the Association of Corporate Counsel (ACC) recognized Orrick Analytics with its Value Champion Award for building a smart contracts model with the law department of Applied Materials.

Daryl manages a team of 30+ tech-savvy attorneys, 100+ contract attorneys, analysts that handle project management, perform big data analysis and statistical modelling, and technologists that build bots, scripts and tools that increase quality and reduce human effort. Daryl’s team designs processes, workflows, templates and document automation used by dedicated project managers to deliver project plans and enable data-driven budgeting and decision-making. As an early adopter of artificial intelligence and machine learning, Daryl’s team uses technology to augment due diligence and drafting tasks, TAR and continuous active learning for litigation projects, and advanced tools for concept and sentiment analysis.

Daryl’s mission is straightforward: enhance the accuracy, speed and security of scalable legal work, generate insights specific to the engagement and reduce client cost.

Daryl helps administer Orrick’s Legal Technology Venture Fund.

Prior to joining Orrick, Daryl was a Partner at LeClairRyan in Virginia.

Flyn Flesher is Senior Manager of Knowledge Management Counsel for the 850+ attorney labor and employment law firm of Ogletree Deakins Nash Smoak & Stewart, P.C. The KM Counsel team’s responsibilities include creating processes, best practices, and templates to leverage the firm’s institutional knowledge; identifying technological tools that help attorneys work more effectively and efficiently for firm clients (and helping to train attorneys how to use those tools); helping practice areas and client teams collaborate and manage their content; providing updates on legal developments; and fostering knowledge-sharing among attorneys.

In 2018, Mr. Flesher created Ogletree’s internal chatbot to help with answering firm employees’ frequently asked questions, for which Ogletree won the International Legal Technology Association’s (ILTA) 2019 Transformation Project of the Year Award. Mr. Flesher was also named one of ILTA’s 2019 Young Professionals to Watch.

Before joining the firm’s Knowledge Management Department, Mr. Flesher’s practice focused on the representation of management in employment-related litigation before state and federal courts, including class and collective actions. He has represented clients in numerous wage-and-hour cases and cases alleging discrimination and harassment on the basis of race, sex, age, disability, and military membership. In addition to his litigation practice, Mr. Flesher counseled employers on a broad range of labor and employment matters, particularly with respect to wage and hour issues.

Mr. Flesher received his J.D. from the Marshall-Wythe School of Law at the College of William and Mary in 2007. While attending William and Mary, Mr. Flesher served as editor-in-chief of the William and Mary Journal of Women and the Law and competed on both the moot court and mock trial teams.

James Sherer is a Partner in the New York office of BakerHostetler, where he co-leads the Emerging Technology Team for the Digital Assets and Data Management Group while directing Information Governance and Artificial Intelligence engagements.  James holds an MBA, the CIPP/US, CIPP/E, CIPM, FIP, and PLS data privacy professional credentials, the CIP and IGP information governance designations, the UCLA Extension Global Cyber Institute’s Cybersecurity Certification, and the CEDS and eDPC eDiscovery specialist credentials.

James is U.S. and Global Chambers® Ranked for eDiscovery, a Life Fellow of the American Bar Foundation, and serves as a member of The Sedona Conference®Working Groups One, Six, and Eleven, the IEEE Organizational Governance of AI Working Group, and the New York eDiscovery Counsel Roundtable.

Lucy Pert, Partner for Hausfeld London, possesses almost 20 years of commercial dispute resolution experience with a focus on financial services, contentious restructuring, insolvency, trusts and shareholder disputes.

She has extensive experience of managing international, cross-border litigation, working frequently in the Chancery and Queen’s Bench Divisions of the English High Court (including Commercial Court) and Court of Appeal, and, has also conducted several commercial arbitrations under the LCIA, ICC and ad hoc rules. Lucy’s clients – who often act adverse to large financial institutions – include corporates, high net worth individuals, hedge funds, private equity funds and insolvency practitioners.

Ludwig Bull is the CEO @ CourtCorrect Textagram.

His life’s goal is to replace every single Terms and Conditions page on the internet with a simple summary of your rights. Ludwig’s background is in artificial intelligence and software engineering. Before starting CourtCorrect Textagram, he developed AI-based risk assessment algorithms for the litigation finance industry.

Ludwig has published a number of research papers and remains involved in academic projects at Imperial College London and Cambridge, where he studied. He also teaches corporate leaders about AI a few days a year at a business school in Zurich. Originally from Germany, Ludwig has lived in the US and the UK for the past decade and is based in London. 

Ridwan Oloyede leads the privacy, data protection and tech policy team at Tech Hive Advisory. His expertise also includes cybersecurity governance and compliance, policy analysis and data ethics. Ridwan advises clients on global data protection and privacy laws, including regulation compliance, international transfers of data, roll out of new and disruptive technologies, data governance, data localisation, privacy by design, cloud computing and big data, digital health, and global data risk management.

He co-founded Privacy Alliance, an international organisation providing businesses with global privacy solutions. He leads the West-African operation. Ridwan is a Research Fellow at the African Academic Network on Internet Policy (AANOIP). He was recognised as “top 50 Individuals leading in legal innovation in Africa”. Lexology recognised him as the Legal Influencer for TMT (Technology, Media, and Telecommunication) in Africa and Middle-East for Q4 2018.

Dr. Sam Small serves as the Chief Security Officer of ZeroFOX, helping its customers implement world-class social-media protection programs and supporting ZeroFOX in its role as the innovation leader of social-media and collaborative-technology security solutions. He has a doctorate in computer science from Johns Hopkins University, where he also worked as a lecturer, research scientist, and led an academic security research lab.

In addition to launching and managing two security-industry startups, Dr. Small has provided expert technology and security assessments of dozens of organizations and vendor products and regularly conducts due diligence assessments for software-industry investments, mergers, and acquisitions. He has also served as an expert witness in several high-profile security, software, and network-related lawsuits. Numerous publications have covered his work and research, including Wired, The New York Times, The Washington Post, New Scientist, CNET, ZDNet, and slashdot.

Shahaf is passionate about helping businesses to generate value for their end customers through technology.

Through a deep analysis of the market landscape, competition, and identification of true customer needs, Shahaf conceptualized and delivered various revenue-generating solutions to the Enterprise and public safety markets.

In his current role, Shahaf is the VP of business development and strategic accounts at Cellebrite. Shahaf collaborates with corporates and their service providers to mitigate risk related to digital data.

Before working with the private sector, Shahaf spent his efforts in managing Cellebrite Digital Analytics and Triage solutions aimed at assisting law enforcement to solve more crimes using digital data.

Shahaf loves running, cooking, and listening to audiobooks.