Deepak Gupta is one of the country’s top litigators, having successfully argued several major constitutional issues before the Supreme Court. As of this writing, he is lead counsel on a class action suit representing thousands of PACER users who allege the system’s fees violate the E-Government Act. The National Law Journal has praised his "calm, comfortable manner that conveys confidence" in oral argument, and his brief in Hair Design v. Schneiderman was ranked by Empirical SCOTUS as the most readable of the last Supreme Court term. Deepak has taken on several high-stakes cases, but what sets him apart is his creative causes of action - for example, he brought the PACER suit under the Little Tucker Act to avoid sovereign immunity defenses.

Misha Guttentag is the Co-Founder and Co-President of the Yale Law and Technology Society (TechSoc). Before attending Yale Law, Misha spent four years teaching high school chemistry in Houston, Texas, leading a department reaching nearly 600 students annually. When Misha decided to attend law school, he took his interest in technology and access to knowledge with him. At Yale Law, he worked to mobilize law students across the country to support free online access to the rules of legal citation via the Indigo Book. Misha also volunteered as a Public Resource Fellow where he led students in efforts to free access to government works, by auditing law reviews for articles written by U.S. government employees or authors in the course of their official duties. He served as a law clerk for FCC Commissioner Mignon Clyburn, working to close digital divides through passage of Internet subsidies for low-income users and affordable telephone rates for families communicating with loved ones behind bars. Misha will join Public Resource as a staff attorney in the fall.