I thrive at the intersection of law and technology, serving as the Principal Legal Insights Strategist at AffiniPay, parent company of MyCase, LawPay, CASEpeer, and Docketwise, a company that empowers professionals with innovative software and fintech solutions. With a decade of law practice and twenty years of experience in the legal tech industry, my multi-faceted expertise enables me to bridge the gap between technology and the legal profession.In my current role, I provide valuable insights for driving strategy, disseminate industry knowledge across teams, and foster industry relations. Externally I educate lawyers on leveraging technology to enhance their practices, improve efficiency, and deliver superior client service.My contributions to the field include co-authoring three books: Cloud Computing for Lawyers (ABA, 2012), Social Media for Lawyers (ABA, 2010), and Criminal Law in New York (Thomson Reuters, 1999). Additionally, I write regular legal tech columns for the ABA Journal, Above the Law, and The Daily Record. I am also a frequent speaker at legal conferences nationwide, where I advocate for the integration of legal technology in the practice of law.

I've authored or co-authored 3 books: 1) Cloud Computing for Lawyers (American Bar Association 2012), 2) Social Media for Lawyers: The Next Frontier (American Bar Association 2010), and 3) Criminal Law in New York (Thomson Reuters 2009). I currently am a legal technology columnist for ABA Journal, Above the Law, and the Daily Record. In the past, I wrote legal technology columns for Bloomberg Law, Legal IT Pros, Attorney at Work, and Lawyerist.

I exist where law and technology intersect. I am the bridge between technology and the practice of law both internally at MyCase and externally with lawyers. I provide legal Subject Matter Expertise (SME) insight internally and externally, leverage legal industry relationships to establish law school and legal clinic programs, and educate lawyers on using technology to streamline their law firms, increase efficiencies, and provide better client representation. I've written (or co-authored) 3 books: Cloud Computing for Lawyers [ABA 2012], Social Media for Lawyers [ABA 2010], and Criminal Law in New York [Thomson Reuters 1999]). I also write regular legal tech columns for Above the Law, ABA Journal, and The Daily Record, and frequently speak about using legal tech in the practice of law at legal conferences across the country.