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<img width="400" height="332" src="/site/files/oldnewsfiles/ccti%20brady%201.jpg" alt="ccti brady 1"><p><span class="Caption">Kevin Brady, left, and Richard Herrmann, presenting the award</span></p>
<img width="400" height="406" src="/site/files/oldnewsfiles/ccti%20brady%202.jpg" alt="ccti brady 2"><p><span class="Caption">Kevin Brady giving his talk after receiving the award</span></p>
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The <a href="/Academics/Institutes/AdvocacyandTechnologyInstitute/CorporateCounselTechnologyInstitute.aspx">Corporate Council Technology Institute </a>at Widener University School of Law has given its annual distinguished lecturer award to Wilmington attorney Kevin F. Brady.<br><br>Brady, a partner in the business law group at Connolly Bove Lodge &amp; Hutz LLP, is a 1982 magna cum laude graduate of Widener Law’s Delaware campus. He received the honor Thursday, Jan. 8 before delivering the keynote address during a two-day, intensive course on Technology and the Law at the school. Brady represents clients in a variety of areas including corporate litigation, commercial litigation, electronic discovery and records management, insurance litigation and arbitration and mediation. <br><br>Wilmington attorney <a href="/Academics/Faculty/ProfilesDe/HerrmannRichardK.aspx">Richard K. Herrmann</a> presented Brady with an engraved crystal obelisk and honorarium. Herrmann is visiting professor and co-chair of the Technology Law Practice Technology Center at Widener. He also directs the Corporate Council Technology Institute, which was established to become the major legal technology resource for the corporate law community. Its mission is to provide the corporate law community with the tools necessary to efficiently manage complex litigation through smart use of technology, assist in litigation costs and help create a knowledge management culture. It provides education and consulting services to the law school faculty and corporate counsel and develops law curricula with an increased focus on the technology needs of corporate counsel.<br><br>“Kevin has shown himself to be an outstanding member of the Delaware bar in his efforts to further education on legal issues related to technology locally, nationally and internationally,” Herrmann said. “We value his contributions and felt he richly deserved this recognition.”<br><br>Brady regularly guest lectures at the law school on the topic of electronic discovery. He frequently writes on electronic discovery issues and has guest lectured in China on litigation procedures.<br><br>The Corporate Counsel Technology Institute gave the first distinguished lecturer award in 2005. The honor is intended to recognize in-house counsel attorneys, jurists or other legal professionals who have been exemplary in their efforts to teach others about technology and the business of law. <br><br><br><br><br>