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Luis Padilla provides insight from expertise in hardware design and software development. Holding a B.S. in Electrical Engineering, he has acquired knowledge in various technology domains, including firmware, embedded systems, cloud computing, and cellular protocols. Paired with strong communication skills, Luis excels at making complex technical concepts digestible for non-technical people.

Gautham conducts rigorous technical analysis to support expert reports and testimony in complex software-related litigation. With 10+ years of experience in digital forensics, ML, and IP strategy, he brings expertise in synthetic media detection, AI robustness, and reverse engineering to deliver actionable insights.

Steven McKay is an IT professional with 25+ years of experience spanning technical roles, enterprise IT leadership, and consulting. His expertise bridges hands-on technical skills and strategic oversight, making him uniquely qualified to advise on large-scale technology initiatives and software-related litigation.

William Luk is an entrepreneur, software executive, and developer with over 20 years of experience in network and computer security. William has developed and led product teams to deliver enterprise class firewall, intrusion detection / prevention systems, database security, and data security / privacy solutions at Symantec and several security startups.

Rebeca Morse specializes in managing complex software litigation cases and developing efficient legal processes. With expertise in case management, client communication, and team leadership, she ensures high-quality outcomes while maintaining strict confidentiality. She works closely with clients to ensure project goals are met and expectations are exceeded.

Minh Do is a computer scientist, software engineer, and entrepreneur, backed by a robust educational background. Experienced in building and operating scalable, high-availability, distributed infrastructures, and familiar with the latest ML/AI technologies, Minh is a valuable asset at the intersection of computer science and legal contexts.