is an attorney at his firm Evans Legal Group PC. He earned his Ph.D. degree in educational administration from Georgia State University and his J.D. degree from Valparaiso University. Dr. Evans is a National Endowment for the Humanities Fellow and has studied at Downing College, Cambridge University, England. He served as a founder of the Western Institute for Agricultural Land Use, the Sagebrush Forum, and help the found the Agricultural Rural Law Section of the Colorado Bar Association servings as its chair and on the Board of Governors of the Colorado Bar Association. Dr. Evans has more than 30 years of experience working as both a lawyer, public servant, and educator. As an educator, he worked Mississippi, Illinois, Indiana, California, and Colorado. He served as an assistant professor of educational administration at San Jose State University, a labor mediator resolving school/teacher labor disputes, director of university to public school's partners program for school improvement, and a college dean. He has specialized in leadership development, accountability, and school finance reform. Dr. Evans also worked on national training projects for the Chief State School Officers Institutes.

is a solo practitioner. He handles civil and probate matters in all phases of litigation. Mr. Nunes earned his B.A. degree from the University of California, Davis where he graduated with Highest Honors and Phi Beta Kappa and his J.D. degree from the University of Virginia School of Law. He is admitted to practice law in California.

is a partner with Haynes & Sauve, Attorneys and Advisors in Tryon, North Carolina, where his practice focuses on estate planning and administration, commercial and residential real estate, small business and corporate representation, nonprofit organizations, and local government law. He brings more than two decades of legal and public-sector experience to his work, including service in senior municipal leadership roles and extensive advising of public, nonprofit, and closely held entities. His current practice is primarily advisory, centered on governance, risk management, regulatory compliance, and long-term organizational planning, and he regularly counsels boards, executives, and business owners on complex legal, administrative, and operational issues. Mr. Sauve began his legal career as an assistant district attorney, prosecuting matters ranging from traffic offenses to first-degree murder cases, and he continues to rely on a substantial civil and criminal litigation background in his advisory work. Although his practice has transitioned toward preventative and strategic counsel, his guidance is informed by a litigator's perspective that anticipates disputes, evidentiary challenges, and enforcement risks before they arise. He is a certified fire and rescue instructor and law enforcement instructor and has taught a wide range of audiences on topics spanning operational decision-making, ethics, governance, administrative law, and legal risk management. In both his practice and instruction, Mr. Sauve emphasizes practical application of the law, clear frameworks for decision-making, and lessons drawn from real-world litigation and public-sector experience.

practices approximately 80% in the area of probate and trust administration and related litigation. He is the founder of Sudden Wealth Protection Law, PLC, which provides integrated corporate, estate and asset protection planning; trust administration; corporate counsel representation; business formation; probate and trust litigation. Mr. Deloughery is admitted to practice in Arizona and before the United States District Court for the State of Arizona. He is a member of the State Bar of Arizona (Probate and Trust Section) and WealthCounsel. He is also a certified family wealth advisor through the Family Firm Institute. Mr. Deloughery earned his B.S. and B.A. degrees from Indiana University-Bloomington, his M.A. degree from the University of Iowa, and his J.D. degree from the Iowa College of Law.

is a litigation attorney and founder of JEK Law, LLC, 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.