is founder of Cammack Law PLLC. Prior to starting his own firm, he gained experience at a large personal injury firm, focusing on severe injury cases. He has handled both plaintiff's employment cases and employment defense litigation, with experience across Texas and the United States. His practice includes all aspects of employment law and serious personal injury matters in both state and federal courts - from initial client intake through jury verdict, judgment collection, and appeals. In addition to his litigation work, Mr. Cammack is also a practicing mediator. He has managed a docket of over 100 clients, with both pre-litigation and litigation matters involving a broad range of issues including: the Americans with Disabilities Act, Age Discrimination in Employment Act, commercial vehicle claims, construction and contract disputes, Department of Labor hearings, Family and Medical Leave Act, Fair Labor Standards Act, MSPB appeals, negligence claims, premises liability, OSHA, Section 1981 and 1983, Title VII, the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act, Texas Labor Code, Texas Tort Claims Act, UM/UIM claims, USERRA, whistleblower and retaliation claims, and more. Mr. Cammack is Board Certified in Labor and Employment Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. He is admitted to practice in Texas. Mr. Cammack earned his law degree from St. Mary's University School of Law.

is an associate in Taft Stettinius & Hollister LLP's Commercial, Class Action and Product Liability Litigation practices, with a specialization in insurance coverage. She brings extensive experience and a proven track record in handling complex legal matters, drafting legal documents, and representing clients in complex insurance coverage and general liability cases. Additionally, Ms. Emory has experience managing cases solo in both the Superior and Magistrate courts and drafting motions including complex federal jurisdiction. Jena currently serves as the programming manager for the Young Lawyers Division and co-chair of the Young Advocates Committee for the Litigation Section of the American Bar Association. She is also the former Newsletter co-editor for the Young Lawyers Division of the State Bar of Georgia, where she played a crucial role in distributing important legal updates and supporting the professional growth of fellow attorneys. Additionally, Ms. Emory is a 2020 graduate of the State Bar of Georgia's YLD Leadership Academy. She earned her J.D. degree from the University of Georgia School of Law and her B.S. degree, magna cum laude, from the University of South Carolina.

is a litigation attorney and founder of JEK Law, where she advocates for survivors of sex abuse and human trafficking, as well as individuals injured in motor vehicle accidents. Her practice is rooted in the belief that those who have been silenced or harmed deserve fierce, trauma-informed legal representation-and she brings both compassion and precision to every case she handles. Ms. El-Kadi has built her career fighting for plaintiffs who cannot fight for themselves. She previously served as Partner and Chief Operating Officer at Babin Law, where she led the firm's Human Trafficking Department and helped file the first civil TVPRA lawsuit in the country. Under her leadership, the docket expanded from 100 to more than 2,100 active cases. She helped coordinate national litigation strategy across jurisdictions after the denial of MDL centralization, spearheading complex multi-defendant actions against corporate enablers and contributing to early case law development under the TVPRA and CAVRA. In addition to her leadership in sex abuse litigation, Ms. El-Kadi provides high-quality co-counsel support to firms nationwide-stepping in on an overflow or project basis to draft complaints, discovery, and motions, and guide litigation strategy in high-stakes cases. Her background spans personal injury, mass torts, and trauma-informed justice alternatives. As COO at Babin Law, she scaled national dockets involving Uber, Lyft, NEC, Hernia Mesh, CPAP, Hair Relaxer, and Valsartan, optimizing intake workflows and CRM systems. She also clerked under Judge Zottola in Pennsylvania's Veterans Court, where she supported diversion programs for justice-involved veterans facing service-related trauma.

is the Managing Partner and co-founder of The Ward Law Group, PL, one of the largest and most respected personal injury firms in the United States serving the Hispanic community. Under his leadership, the firm has grown to over 200 team members and has been recognized nationally for its record-setting case results, client service excellence, and community impact. Mr. Ward teaches nationally on scaling and growing law firms. Mr. Ward is a recognized authority in artificial intelligence and legal operations, integrating AI systems into law firm management, client communication, and case analysis. His work has positioned The Ward Law Group as a national leader in legal technology innovation. Mr. Ward has studied and tested numerous AI applications for both law and business. He presently studies AI for Business Leaders at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The Ward Law Group handles catastrophic personal injury and wrongful death claims. He is admitted to practice before all Florida courts, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit, and the U.S. Court of Federal Claims, as well as in the states of Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey and New York. The firm currently has offices in Miami, Orlando and New York. Mr. Ward previously served as Vice-Chairman of The Florida Bar Civil Rules Committee, as President of the Federal Bar Association (Broward County Chapter), as a Fellow of the Florida Bar Foundation and Chairman of the Attorney Grievance Committee (Division I) of the Florida Bar. He earned his B.A. degree from the University of Maryland and his J.D. degree from the University of Baltimore School of Law, where he was selected as Most Outstanding Graduate of his class.

is the president of Union Legal Research. He has served in numerous sales, marketing, and editorial positions with BNA and other legal publishers. Mr. Mattson spent a substantial portion of his career working for West Publishing (now Thomson Reuters), holding supervisory roles in product development, corporate training, and legal research. He has also served as a consultant for several legal research and marketing companies. Mr. Mattson earned his J.D. degree from William Mitchell College of Law and his Masters of Law (LL.M.) degree from the National Law Center at George Washington University. He the editor of the BSA/AML Update for A.S. Pratt and co-author of A.S. Pratt's Mortgage Procedure Guide to Federal and State Compliance. Mr. Mattson is also a frequent contributor to other business and legal publications. His article on employment discrimination, "Demise of Disparate Impact on the Rehnquist Court," was published in the University of North Dakota Law Review. Mr. Mattson has been appointed to the American Association of Law Librarians Committee on Relations with Information Vendors.

is the operations counsel at Forthright Solutions, a global provider of process design, automation, and management solutions and administrator of the state of New Jersey's No-Fault Insurance Personal Injury Protection (PIP) arbitration program under the State's Automobile Insurance Cost Reduction Act. As Operations Counsel, Ms. Dubuisson Stokes oversees New Jersey operations and provides counseling to the management team and employees on a wide range of legal matters - including high-level issues that ensure the meeting and advancement of the program's regulatory and statutory goals. She is a frequent National speaker teaching and providing up to date information and knowledge on Artificial Intelligence (AI). Ms. Dubuisson Stokes' career includes leadership roles at Wong Fleming, P.C., where she served as a Partner, representing Fortune 100 companies, leading complex litigation, and creating innovative operational processes. A graduate of Temple University Beasley School of Law and Boston College she is also a respected speaker and author on legal ethics, diversity, and inclusion. Ms. Dubuisson Stokes is also a member of the New Jersey Supreme Court Ethics Committee (District IIIB) and on the Board of the Marks Cares, Inc. in Montclair, New Jersey, with a mission to eradicate homelessness throughout New Jersey. She has also been recognized by NJBiz as a 2023 Leader in the Law. Ms. Dubuisson Stokes is licensed to practice law in New Jersey (2013), New York (2018), Ohio (2022) and Pennsylvania (2012). She earned her a B.A. degree, with honors, from Boston College and her J.D. degree from Temple University James E. Beasley School of Law.