Our Advisory Board
Our advisory board represents a broad range of disciplines that intersect and align with justice tech. From investors and top industry reform advocates to academic innovators, policy experts, and tech leaders, our advisors are a vital component of JTA and are deeply committed to narrowing the justice gap through technology.

Nicole Bradick
Global Head of Innovation, Factor


Matthew Burnett
Senior Policy Officer for Access to Justice, American Bar Foundation

Brooke Daniels
Director, Salesforce Ventures

David Engstrom
Co-Director, Stanford University Deborah L. Rhode Center on the Legal Profession



Marcus Glover
General and Managing Partner, Lockstep Ventures


Richard Granat
CEO, LawMediaLabs, Inc.



Nyra Jordan
Associate Vice President, Community & Social Impact, American Family Insurance

Natalie Knowlton
Co-Founder & A2J Policy Principal, Access to Justice Ventures


Dan Linna
Director of Law + Technology Initiatives, Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law

Sarah Mauet
Director, UX 4 Justice at University of Arizona College of Law

Caitlin Moon
Professor of Practice and Founding Co-Director of Vanderbilt AI + Law Lab

Nicole Morris
Director of TI:GER Program & Professor in Practice, Emory University School of Law


Jeroen Plink
Co-Founder, Legal Technology Hub

Amber H. H. Porter
Senior VC Associate, AmFam Institute

Chas Rampenthal
Chief Legal Officer, Dinari; former General Counsel at LegalZoom

Phil Rosenthal
Head of Bars and Academics, Clio; Former President, FastCase & vLex


Eric P. Tuchmann
Senior Legal Advisor, American Arbitration Association

Jeff Ward
Director, Duke Center on Law & Technology

Miguel Willis
Innovator in Residence, University of Pennsylvania Carey School of Law

Molly Wood
Founder, Molly Wood Media; former host of NPR's Marketplace Tech
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