Safeguarding Professional Integrity and Client Trust in the Digital Age
This course explores the intersection of ethics, technology, and social media within the legal profession, with a specific focus on the challenges posed during the COVID-19 era. Attorneys will learn how to navigate the complexities of maintaining a social media presence for their firms while avoiding ethical pitfalls. The course delves into the ethical considerations and risks associated with the use of digital tools, social media platforms, and emerging technologies. Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of data security, ethical communication, and client confidentiality in the digital age, as well as strategies for protecting sensitive information and mitigating cybersecurity risks. The course emphasizes the importance of maintaining ethical practices, technological competence, and continuous improvement in cybersecurity readiness.
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Criminal Defense Attorney
Kathryn is a founder and partner of Path Forward Legal, a criminal defense firm in Colorado. She first started in law as a state-wide death penalty public defender in Louisiana. She lead her team to win a unanimous life verdict in a first degree murder trial against the District Attorney Slate named one of America’s deadliest prosecutors. As a firm owner and criminal defense attorney in Colorado, she balances the role of dedicated advocate with that of a small business owner juggling everything from privacy law to techincal support. Her practice includes complex litigation and criminal defense, ranging from felony trials to administrative hearings and post-verdict appeals.
