is an attorney at Young/Sommer LLC. He joined Young/Sommer in 2023 and focuses his area of practice on energy, environmental, and land use law. Prior to joining Young/Sommer, Mr. Scarborough worked at other law firms in the Capital Region, where he assisted clients on various energy, environmental, land use, and cybersecurity matters. He provides counsel on matters such as environmental compliance, due diligence, and obtaining permits and approvals at local and state levels. Mr. Scarborough also regularly presents on wetlands issues and updates at the state and federal level. He earned his J.D. degree from Vermont Law School in 2021 with a concentration in energy law. During law school, Mr. Scarborough devoted the majority of his coursework to energy and environmental law; worked in the Vermont Law School Energy Clinic, where he helped clients obtain community solar approvals; and interned at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission in the Office of Administrative Legislation.

is the founder of Cann Law, P.C. As an experienced business professional and attorney with a diverse background, she specializes in providing comprehensive legal solutions to organizations and individuals. With a sharp focus on legal compliance, problem resolution, and risk management, Ms. Cann's expertise spans employment law, OSHA and safety, and business law; as well as effective representation at the agency level, in mediation and in court. She is licensed to practice in New Hampshire, Massachusetts and Maine, and is a certified data privacy attorney with a foundation in cybersecurity and AI. Formerly of counsel at McLane Middleton, P.A., Ms. Cann established her own practice to better serve clients with personalized, effective legal strategies. She is a member of the New Hampshire Bar Association, New Hampshire Women's Bar Association, Association of Workplace Investigators (AWI), International Association of Privacy Professionals and (ISC)2, an International Cyber Security Professional Association. Cann Law, P.C. is a registered benefit corporation dedicated to providing our neighbors with pro bono representation through 603 Legal Aid and other legal aid organizations in New England.

is the founder of DFDR Consulting LLC, and has consulted on and examined data for numerous personal, corporate, criminal, civil and domestic cases. He has testified, been deposed and submitted affidavits as a digital forensics expert on multiple occasions in multiple states. Mr. Nelson was acknowledged in EnCE The Official EnCase Certified Examiner Study Guide (second and third editions) and Mastering Windows Network Forensics and Investigation (second edition). He has also been published in eForensics Magazine for SQL investigation techniques. In addition to authoring, Mr. Nelson has also presented at the Legal Intelligencer's Litigation Summit on eDiscovery Practice Tips, as well as on forensics and eDiscovery tips for Prime Global and Wolters Kluwer CCH. Furthermore he has spoken on obtaining life data, Macintosh forensics and building a flexible eDiscovery process for Appalachian Institute of Digital Evidence. Mr. Nelson served as a panel expert on cybersecurity and compliance for the East Coast Gaming Congress & iGaming Institute. He was also a featured speaker at multiple National Business Institute events. Mr. Nelson is a member of the International Society of Forensic Computer Examiners (ISFCE), Information Systems Audit and Control Association (ISACA), International Information Systems Security Certification Consortium (ISC2), High Technology Crime Investigation Association (HTCIA), Infragard (Federal Bureau of Investigation's Collaborative Infrastructure Protection Society), International Association of Computer Investigation Specialists (IACIS) and the Philadelphia Area Chapter of Association of Certified Fraud Examiners. He was a previous president of the Delaware Valley Chapter of HTCIA. His industry credentials include: AccessData certified examiner (ACE), AccessData mobile examiner (AME), certified computer examiner (CCE), cellebrite certified mobile examiner (CCME), certified data recovery professional (CDRP), certified ethical hacker v8 (CEHv8), certified forensic computer examiner (CFCE), certified information systems security professional (CISSP), EnCase certified examiner (EnCE), offensive security certified professional (OSCP), offensive security wireless professional (OSWP) and Security+. Mr. Nelson earned his B.S. degree, cum laude, in computer science with a specialization in network security and computer forensics from the University of Delaware.

- Lawyer, Arbitrator/Mediator, and Writer. Alan is a Martindale AV-rated attorney and a Leading Lawyer in Computer and Technology Law, admitted to practice in IL, NY, OH, and DC, with more than 45 years of experience and leadership roles, including (1) in the practice of law in Information Technology, Intellectual Property, & Privacy Law; (2) as in-house general counsel; (3) with the successful handling of numerous large complex transactions and Mergers & Acquisitions due diligence, (4) in strategic counseling of clients in the management of their technology and intellectual capital assets, and (5) in dispute resolution including litigation, arbitration, mediation, and appeals. Alan's multidisciplinary background in law, technology, and accounting helps clients meet their business objectives and manage their legal strategies and risks. For some additional information about Alan's practice, publications & lectures, please visit WWW.WERNICK.COM. Since 1982, Alan's practice has focused on computer and information technology law, computer systems acquisitions, privacy, cybersecurity, outsourcing, Internet, e-commerce, copyright, trademark, trade secret, and licensing law. He provides practical legal advice and strategic counseling to clients in a variety of industries in connection with significant transactional, due diligence, and dispute resolution matters involving these issues. Alan is a prolific writer and presenter at numerous CLE, public, private industry, professional, and trade associations presentations. He serves in leadership roles in national and international organizations involved with computer and information technology law, privacy, and intellectual property and on the advisory board of legal publications. In addition, he has a technical background in computer programming and a B.S. in Accounting. Specialties include technical background and work experience in computer programming and as a computer system operator and systems analyst, including work as a research assistant at The Ohio State University doing computer program development and consulting (as well as developing computer-based training courseware) and statistical analysis. Published writer and lecturer. Arbitrator/mediator.