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Natalie Knowlton, A2J Ventures

Natalie Knowlton is the founder of A2J Ventures, a consulting agency for startup ventures working to increase access to justice.

Tahmina Watson of Watson Immigration Law serves international tech employees working and doing business in the United States.

Diego Acosta, a licensed court interpreter in the Houston metro area, discussed the role of interpreters in ensuring fair court proceedings.

Tiffany Graves is the first pro bono counsel at Bradley, which has 600 attorneys serving the banking, construction and healthcare industries.

Ada Crenshaw is the owner of Nfinite Legacy Mobile Notary, a notary public service based in McKinney, Texas.

Ana Julieta Kowalski Solis is the owner of Interpretation and Translation Services by Licensed Court Interpreters in Brownsville, Texas.

Alyssa S. Wesley is the owner of Freelance Paralegal Services, offering legal research and document assembly to pro se civil litigants.

Ted Edwards is a principal at Banks Law Firm, the largest Black-owned law firm in the Carolinas, representing housing authorities and others.

Scott Dodson is a distinguished professor of law at UC Law SF and director of the Center for Litigation and the Courts.

Bonita Torres is a licensed private investigator and owner of ICU Investigations in the Houston, Texas metro area.

Robert Songer is a private investigator with L and S Investigations, serving the east Tennessee metro area.

Daniel Medwed is professor of law and criminal justice at Northeastern and the author of “Barred: Why the Innocent Can’t Get Out of Prison.”

Wanda Singleton is the lead private investigator and owner of FYI Private Investigations in the Atlanta (GA) metro area.

Frank Patka IV is a founder of Changing Patterns, providing education, mentoring, and resources for citizens returning from incarceration.

Former LAPD detective Eric Peterson is a private investigator in Southern California, collecting evidence for civil and criminal cases.