About

Bob is a lawyer, veteran legal journalist, and award-winning blogger and podcaster. In 2011, he was named to the inaugural Fastcase 50, honoring “the law’s smartest, most courageous innovators, techies, visionaries and leaders.” Earlier in his career, he was editor-in-chief of several legal publications, including The National Law Journal, and editorial director of ALM’s Litigation Services Division.

Brian has been designing and creating legal blogs with LexBlog for the past 16 years. If a legal blog has the LexBlog logo on it, chances are this design came from him. Brian has served as Lead Designer and Art Director for LexBlog, and is now serving as the Director of Customer Experience. He works directly with the product team to provide design and UX/UI guidance for the tools that power the world’s largest legal community. BrianBrain also blogs about design, UX, life lessons, and Customer Experience on his site Biddle Brain. He’s been happily married for 21 years, is the proud father of four children, and loves running and coaching soccer.

Jovaughn works for the LexBlog Support team assisting clients in managing their blogs and websites, as well as supporting internal departments with platform maintenance and publishing. He has 10 years of experience in technical support and IT environments. As a blogger himself, he also manages multiple blog publications, including his personal blog, Digital Zen, which sees thousands of unique visitors per month. Jovaughn is a “digital nomad” traveling the world and documenting it all on his personal blog.

With a passion for service and engagement, Dorothy has over 30 years of experience in building and nurturing client relationships in both the non-profit and for-profit arenas. As Director of Community Development, she is instrumental in strategically growing LexBlog’s legal blogging community.

Scott is LexBlog’s Director of TechnologyChief Technology Officer and Lead Developer.  He has authored hundreds of custom WordPress themes and plugins, and has deep expertise in full-stack web development. Scott has been published in the prestigious A List Apart, and many times in CSS-Tricks, which is the web’s leading authority on cutting-edge front-end development. His work has been presented at the Google campus in Fremont, Washington as well as WordCamp in Portland, Maine. When not building the web, Scott is focused on his life-long goal of skiing from the summit of tall-ish mountains on all seven continents, for which he is about 85.7% complete.

Chris is a trained rhetorician and technical writer. With his proactive approach to supporting others, he has proven to be an asset to every department at LexBlog. From finding nearly every law blog in the U.S. to training clients on syndication best practices, Chris continually strives to meet every challenge with enthusiasm while making meaningful connections along the way.

Russell provides years of experience to the Technical Support Success Team to assure quality and efficient customer service. While growing within his role as a technical support specialist, he utilizes his time to focus energy in improving skills towards development and design to improve his role within the company and his future career.

Dan has spent the last seven years as a Sales & Business Development professional, helping to grow small to mid-sized SaaS businesses, with a focus in the legal market. He’s been involved with a number of software firms, focusing on the problems that can be solved and the relationships that can be developed as opposed to solely leading with the tech. When not in the office, Dan either finds himself on the ski slopes, or on the lake water skiing and wakesurfing during the warmer months.

Michelle works on LexBlog’s Publishing team and assists in managing and creating the company’s editorial and social content, as well as working with clients to ensure the overall success of their blogs. She has experience working in all different realms of publishing—including newspapers, magazines and research journals. Michelle has published a poetry book and been featured in an anthology.

Wendy is in charge of all things finance at LexBlog and has been with the company since 2011. She brings 16 years of experience as the Bookkeeper and Office Manager of a prominent, medium-sized law firm in Winnipeg, Canada.

Trial lawyer turned legal tech entrepreneur, I am the founder and CEO of LexBlog, a legal blog community of over 30,00 blog publishers, worldwide. LexBlog’s professional turnkey blog solution, licensed on a subscription basis, is used by over 18,000 legal professionals.

Conner works with lawyers, law firms, and legal marketers to assist in strategic business development. He enjoys running around Wallingford, watching Gonzaga basketball, and attending Seattle Mariners games.

As Publisher at LexBlog, Colin leads the Publishing team and guides LexBlog clients and community members on blogging digital publishing strategy. A professionally-trained journalist, he’s applied the trade by helping keep LexBlog at the forefront of blogging and digital media trends for more than a decade—split up by a four-year stint helping lead the Seattle Mariners’ digital marketing efforts. He’s a fan of those M’s, the Green Bay Packers, Seattle craft beer, pinball, jogging and ebikes.

Sophie is a Legal Community Reporter on LexBlog’s Publishing team where she creates, edits, and shares content about the network’s members through multiple mediums, including blog posts, videos, and podcasts. She is passionate about tenants’ rights, specifically in New York City, and has written about the issue on her personal blog, The Price of Presence. Currently living in the Bronx, Sophie will soon be moving to Manhattan and attending Fordham Law School in Fall 2021.

Ethan is Director of Customer Success at LexBlog managing day-to-day operations of a small team, as well as overseeing the long-term vision of all customer-facing interactions. He works with clients at all stages of a blog’s creation, from launch to any issues that may arise in the future. Ethan brings over nine years of experience in Customer Support and Customer Success at major tech companies and startups alike. He’s helped create and overhaul support operations for Hulu, FOX, and Flipagram. After obtaining a Bachelor’s Degree from the University of Chicago, he did graduate work in journalism at Indiana University, and his writing credits include The Village Voice, Vulture, and Prefix Magazine.

Greg brings a wealth of industry experience and wisdom to his work gained through years of work with agencies, medium sized companies, and Fortune 100 enterprises. It’s given him a unique and valuable perspective on what makes design successful in a variety conditions. He publishes regularly at Airbag Industries, his personal blog since 2002.

Kira has been a member of the Success team at LexBlog since 2017. With a passion for customer support, she enjoys sharing tips with customers about our software, developing support messaging, and working to improve the overall user experience on the LexBlog Platform.