Storm Evans is an independent consultant offering automation and management services to small law firms in southeastern Pennsylvania and neighboring states. Storm's primary goal is to help firms become more effective through better use of computers, support staff and internal procedures. A graduate of East Texas State University, Storm has been assisting lawyers in the practice of law since 1976. She was an Information Systems Manager at Fulbright & Jaworski in Houston, was an in-house consultant for Squire, Sanders & Dempsey in Cleveland and now focuses on assisting small law firms.
Ms. Evans has been active in the Law Practice Management Section of the American Bar Association since 1983, where she currently serves as Vice Chair of the Education Board, and serves on the TechShow and Membership Boards. She has been on the faculty of ten of the ABA's "Technology in the Law Practice" programs and has presented to bar associations in Houston, Cleveland, Columbus, and Philadelphia. She served on the faculty of "Computer Applications for Lawyers" and "Computer Applications for Litigators" presented in 1992 by the Pennsylvania Bar Institute (PBI) in Philadelphia, Harrisburg, and Pittsburgh, and on the faculty of PBI's "Technology Update Series" in 1993, "The Litigator's Toolbox" in 1995, and the Solo and Small Law Firm Technology conference in 1997.
She writes the "Product Watch" (new products) column for Law Practice Management Magazine published by the Law Practice Management Section of the American Bar Association, is a frequent contributor to other legal publications and is the author of Time Matters for Lawyers in One Hour, recently published by the Law Practice Management Section of the American Bar Association.