Legal Commentary

I've been ridiculously swamped with LegalTech NY prep and trying to close the February issue, so apologies for the radio silence. I've got quite a backlog, so I'm just gonna post a couple quick items and then I'll get back to you later.

First, the revolving doors: 

? Silvia Coulter and Jim Cranston have merged their consultancy, CoulterCranston, into Hildebrandt International (a Thomson entity). "We will be joining the newly-formed Client Development and Growth Practice Group, which focuses on existing client retention and growth and new business development strategies," says Silvia.

? Monty Lunn has joined Huron Consulting Group, after a stint with Deloitte. The Pennsylvania-based Lunn is working from Huron's NYC office. The company has just launched its V3locity EDD product.

? Dan Regard has left LECG and launched Washington, D.C.-based Intelligent Discovery Solutions Inc.

? Mal Mead has departed Sedgwick, Detert, Moran & Arnold, going solo as a consultant, at least for a while.

? Kent Zimmerman, formerly of Hubbard One, has launched Chicago-based Wicker Park Group, which he describes as "a niche consultancy focused on helping large law firms grow existing client relationships through client feedback." Twenty firms are already on board, he says.

? Lana Schell is no longer at Syngence Corp., but hasn't yet announced her next gig. For the time being, you can reach her here.

? Tara Herberth has left Autonomy's Zantaz, to join a California performance management techology company. Contact her here.