Robert Ambrogi, Esq. is an experienced attorney, ADR professional, writer and legal technologist. Mr. Ambrogi formerly served as director of the Litigation Services division at American Lawyer Media.  He is the only person ever to hold the top editorial positions at both national U.S. legal newspapers, the National Law Journal, and Lawyers Weekly USA. Founder of the first Internet newsletter for lawyers, Mr. Ambrogi has written extensively about expert witnesses, including the articles "Expert Blogs: Loose Lips Sink...Trials" and "How to Vet an Expert."

Carole Levitt, J.D., M.L.S. is a nationally recognized author and speaker about the Internet and researching expert witnesses. She has over twenty years of combined experience in the legal field as a Law Librarian, California Attorney, Internet Trainer, and Legal Research and Writing Professor. Ms.Levitt was a co-author of the first edition of  the white paper "Finding and Researching Experts and Their Testimony." She is also co-author of  Ms. Levitt is president of Internet For Lawyers (IFL) (www.netforlawyers.com), and a skilled online researcher who has been training legal professionals about researching experts since 1999. She is co-author of many articles and books, including The Cybersleuth's Guide to the Internet (IFL Press, 1999-2011), The Lawyer's Guide to Fact Finding on the Internet (ABA, 2003 & 2006), "Find Info Like a Pro, Volume 1: Mining the Internet's Publicly Available Resources for Investigative Research" (ABA, 2010), "Google for Lawyers" (ABA 2010), and Find Info Like a Pro, Volume 2: Mining the Internet for Public Records for Investigative Research (ABA, 2011).

Mark Rosch is Vice President of Internet for Lawyers (www.netforlawyers.com). He is a frequent speaker regarding legal technology and Internet research for the American Bar Association (ABA), law firms, and bar associations across the United States. Mr. Rosch is co-author of "The Cybersleuth's Guide to the Internet" (IFL Press, 2009), "Find Info Like a Pro, Volume 1: Mining the Internet's Publicly Available Resources for Investigative Research" (ABA, 2010), "Google for Lawyers" (ABA, 2010), and and Find Info Like a Pro, Volume 2: Mining the Internet for Public Records for Investigative Research (ABA, 2011). Mr. Rosch serves on the ABA’s Law Practice Management Section’s Education Committee, and is a member of the Association of Continuing Legal Education.

Tim Stanley, Esq. is the former CEO and co-founder of FindLaw, and current CEO of Justia (www.justia.com). Justia provides free legal, consumer and educational information online, including free case law, codes, regulations, case filings, blog search tools and legal summaries. Justia develops public interest, legal aid, and civil rights Internet Web sites for friends. Justia also develops legal blogs and law firm Web sites, hosts an online lawyer directory and provides online advertising services for law firms.

Melinda Sungenis is the President/CEO of The TASA Group, Inc. (www.tasanet.com), the nation's leading expert referral service. The TASA Group connects clients with independent testifying and consulting experts in over 11,000 diverse expertise categories. The TASA Group has worked with more than 200,000 clients in law, insurance, business, industry, and government. Ms. Sungenis has over twenty-five years experience recruiting, vetting, and referring experts and consultants for both civil and criminal litigation.

Genie Tyburski is a professional researcher who has worked with law firms for more than 20 years. She founded the website, The Virtual Chase, which provided information on legal, business and public records research strategies. Tyburski has written for trade journals and newsletters such as The CyberSkeptic’s Guide to Internet Research and was featured in the book, Law of the Super Searchers: The Online Secrets of Top Legal Researchers. She is editor of Introduction to Online Legal, Regulatory & Intellectual Property, a volume in the Business Research Solution Series by South-Western Education Publishing. In conjunction with research consultant Gary Price, Tyburski created the course “Database and Web Research” for the UNC School of Journalism and Mass Communication in 2004 and has taught it online every year since then.