Ben J. Kusmin is the founder of Excel Esquire. He is a former engineer and a seasoned commercial litigator who has worked at several large New York City law firms. He is a veteran of epic privilege log battles, mammoth document reviews, complex redaction projects, dueling accounting experts, and all manner of discovery motion practice. At every turn Ben has exploited the finer points of Excel to stay one step ahead of his adversaries and keep his clients happy. He developed Excel Esquire to give other attorneys the skill and confidence they need to successfully navigate in Excel. Click here to learn about Excel Esquire CLE programs.
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Recent Posts
- Microsoft Excel for Lawyers on PLI 1/10/23
- Create a Signed pdf/a Without Scanning the Entire Document
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- “Very Hidden” Worksheets in Excel – Another eDiscovery Challenge
- Upcoming CLE Event for Chicago Bar Association – Advanced Excel for Litigators
- Pseudo-Scientific Notation, or The Mysterious Case of the Middle E
- Finding and Reviewing Comment Boxes in Excel Files
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- Scared Straight? Reviewing Excel Files in the Wake of Wells Fargo
- Excel Filters and the Duty of Technology Competence
- Upcoming CLE Event in Houston, TX (with livestream)
- Spelling Bee Fundraiser for Harlem Hospital CCHP
- Nassau County Bar Association CLE Event – March 8
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