Edward Rholl is a graduate of Marquette and Georgetown Law Schools and a member of the Wisconsin Bar. Ed practiced law for eight years, focused on business law. Ed left the active practice of law in 1998 and has been involved in the development of e-learning programs for the legal profession since 2000. Ed was a part of the company that brought some of the first live continuing education webcasts to the legal community and also spent a year as special assistant to the President of Abacus Data Systems, a law office software provider. In that role, Ed worked extensively to understand the technology habits and challenges of lawyers and law firms. Ed is also a past member of the ABA E-Lawyering Task Force. Today, Ed is President of Transformative Law, a company dedicated to bringing quality practical education to lawyers in the areas of technology, e-lawyering, business development and personal transformation. Transformative Law works closely with the Internet Bar Institute to help expand the missions of both organizations. A native of greater Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Ed now lives in San Diego, California.
