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Ty Brown, ZAF Legal

Ty Brown is the CEO of ZAF Legal, a personal injury law firm with a twist. The firm charges zero attorney fees (or ZAF).

Nichelle (“Nikki”) Perry is an associate professor of law and director of the law library at North Carolina Central University School of Law.

Joryn Jenkins, founder of Open Palm Law, is a Florida attorney, divorce mediator, and expert in collaborative law.

Lloyd Comiter of the Mediation Training Academy discussed the many reasons that parties in a dispute prefer mediation over litigation.

Ken Johnson, juvenile justice expert, discussed restorative justice practices for children caught up in the school-to-prison pipeline.

Wanda Butler at We Decide discussed the company’s financial analysis software that simplifies the process of financial discovery in divorce.

Lara Amoroso, owner of Doing It Differently Divorce, discussed pre-suit divorce mediation for couples in court without a lawyer.

Joseph George, an arbitrator at George & George ADR, discussed the wide variety of options for settling cases out of court.

Mathew Kerbis is founder of SubscriptionAttorney.com, a new model for delivering legal services to people who can’t afford large retainers.

Ken Johnson, licensed Florida mediator and expert in restorative juvenile justice, shared the kinds of alternative dispute resolution (ADR).

Pam Gwin Sheppard discussed the role of the court reporter and the process and cost of getting a copy of the record.

Joshua Schwadron at Mighty.com discussed his company’s innovative model for helping injured people pursue personal injury claims.

Kristin Henning at Georgetown Law is the author of “Rage of Innocence: How America Criminalizes Black Youth”.

Dave Maxfield is a consumer protection lawyer in Columbia, SC and co-author of the first graphic novel ever published by the ABA.

Renee Vara at Vara Arts provides appraiser and advisory services for creatives. J. Rich Leonard is the dean at Campbell Law in Raleigh, NC.