Alvin Lindsay

Al Lindsay is a CEDS certified attorney and a partner in the Miami office of Hogan Lovells US LLP, where he focuses his practice on resolving complex international disputes. He is board certified in international law as well as international litigation and arbitration. For two decades, Mr. Lindsay has been a thought leader in issues relating to technology in litigation. The Associated Press has called him "an expert in technology and litigation," and The Wall Street Journal relied on him to explain the ground-breaking revisions to the Federal Rule of Civil Procedure to encompass electronic evidence. He is a certified e-discovery specialist and former chair of the Association of Certified E-Discovery Specialists (ACEDS) advisory board. He has taught on the faculty of the National Institute of Trial Advocacy (NITA) at its prestigious National Trial Skills Session in Colorado as well as its Deposition Skills program in New York and Washington, D.C. For fifteen years, he has taught litigation and arbitration skills at the University of Miami School of Law, and he teaches at other Florida law schools. He authored the book and three-hour DVD titled Technology in Litigation, published by NITA, and has written numerous articles on technology-related issues published in periodicals including: the Yale Journal of Law and Technology, Inside Counsel, The National Law Journal, Legal Times, the University of Miami Law Review, and the International Law Quarterly. In law school, Mr. Lindsay was articles and comments editor of the University of Miami Law Review, a Dean's Scholar, and winner of the moot court competition.