Jennifer Case is a California-licensed attorney, AI strategist, and founder of Law Tech AI - where she helps small to midsize firms adopt generative AI safely, ethically, and profitably. She holds a J.D. from Pepperdine University School of Law and an MIT Artificial Intelligence Certificate focused on business strategy.

With a background in civil litigation and two decades running and coaching businesses, Jennifer works at the intersection of legal innovation and professional responsibility. Her mission is to help lawyers use AI to save time, reduce burnout, and elevate client service.

Mathew Kerbis founded Subscription Attorney after nearly a decade of working for private practice law firms. As The Subscription Attorney, Mathew leverages automations and artificial intelligence to offer more accessible and reasonable prices. He is also Co-Founder and CEO of Practi, the business model solution for the AI-powered lawyer.

Mathew frequently lectures and writes about how generative artificial intelligence is changing the way law is practiced. He has presented at ABA TECHSHOW, Stanford's CodeX online community, and as a guest lecturer for law schools. Mathew also launched a podcast, Law Subscribed, to help attorneys understand and adopt the subscription model. He has been honored as a James I. Keane Award winner and ABA Top 40 On the Rise in Innovation.

Alex Shahrestani is Managing Partner of Promise Legal, an AI-native technology law firm in Austin, Texas. He came to law from engineering: fifteen years writing software and seven years building AI and machine learning systems, most of it well before the current wave. Today he runs a practice serving more than 500 startups — including graduates of Y Combinator, Techstars, and Capital Factory — on infrastructure he architects and maintains himself. That is what he brings to a classroom of lawyers. He is not forecasting what AI might do inside a law practice; he is reporting what it already does inside his.

Alex has been selected to Super Lawyers' Texas Rising Stars every year since 2021 and named to the ABA's On The Rise — Top 40 Young Lawyers. He serves on the State Bar of Texas Computer & Technology Section's Emerging Technology Committee and is Vice President of EFF-Austin, an independent digital civil liberties nonprofit. He speaks regularly at ABA TECHSHOW, SXSW, and State Bar programs on AI governance and legal technology.