Jim Robinson is an attorney, Past Education Chair for the California State Bar Law Practice Management and Technology section, and founder of JurisPro Inc. (www.JurisPro.com), a free resource to find and research expert witnesses. JurisPro maintains a database of over 75,000 expert witnesses, and provides a free online directory of expert witnesses in over 10,000 areas of expertise. Prior to founding JurisPro, Mr. Robinson specialized in construction defect, personal injury, and business litigation for both plaintiffs and defendants. Mr. Robinson is a professional speaker and author. He has been a keynote speaker at several legal technology conferences, and has written extensively on expert witnesses, legal research, and the Internet. Mr. Robinson can be reached at JimRobinson@JurisPro.com or 310-372-6103.

David Dilenschneider is a Senior Director, Client Relations for LexisNexis. Prior to joining LexisNexis, David was a litigator for almost six years with Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease LLP in Columbus, Ohio and practiced primarily in the areas of ERISA litigation, commercial and business litigation, asbestos litigation and criminal law. He conducts presentations to demonstrate how litigators can best utilize the valuable resources available online and has conducted such presentations for tens of thousands of attendees in cities all across the country – including presentations to large, small, and boutique law firms, corporations and more. David has also presented at programs conducted by the National Institute for Trial Advocacy (―NITA‖) and served as a speaker at prominent legal-education conferences (e.g. the Litigation Technology Summit (New York City), LegalWorks (San Francisco), AALL and others), at bar association meetings (e.g. California, Louisiana, Texas, etc.), and at law schools (e.g. Harvard, Stanford, Northwestern, etc.). David can be reached at david.dilenschneider@lexisnexis.com or 720-870-7160. Follow him on Twitter (#ResearchingExperts) at @DDilenschneider.

Myles Levin, CEO of the Daubert Tracker, first developed an interest in "evidentiary gatekeeping" cases in 1999, shortly after founding MDEX Online, Inc., a full service medical legal consulting firm and the holding company of the Daubert Tracker. Himself a former testifying vocational expert and principal in a litigation consulting company, he became aware of the significance and implications that "gatekeeping" had for all participants in the litigation process- attorneys, experts and judges alike. He came to realize, however, that there was no central repository of information and documents concerning these cases, despite the fact that "gatekeeping" activity was often a "linchpin" in successful or failed litigation. After validating his concepts with the litigation and forensic community, he developed a team of database programmers, web developers and legal researchers and launched Daubert Tracker in August of 2002. Since then, the product has been received very favorably and has received significant attention in state bar association journals, legal newspapers and from attorney and expert associations. Myles can be reached at mlevin@dauberttracker.com or 866-528-3300 (ext. 100).

Nathan Rosen is a knowledge specialist with over 30 years of expertise and has his Masters of Science in Library Services from Columbia University and a Juris Doctor from the University of Missouri at Kansas City. He has worked as a Librarian in a wide variety of libraries, including; public, university, law school, business, and law firm. Nathan is a member of the Missouri Bar Association, United States Supreme Court Bar, United States Tax Court Bar, and was a litigator for almost five years in Missouri. He is a frequent speaker and the author of more than 200 articles and books. Nathan was the first librarian to be recognized as a top innovator by "Inside Counsel" magazine and was profiled as a top researcher on Wall Street in a book on "Super Searchers of Wall Street." Nathan can be reached at nathan.rosen@rcn.com or at www.linkedin.com/in/nathanrosen/.