Master’s Degree in Forensic Accounting, University at Albany.
Katerina has published articles in the TaxStringer and presented on numerous occasions regarding cryptocurrency topics. She has provided consulting and litigation services for clients in many industries including digital assets, pharmaceutical, healthcare, financial services, technology, manufacturing, real estate, retail, telecommunications, and insurance. Katerina has provided consulting and litigation services for cases involving cryptocurrency tracing, matrimonial disputes, complex commercial damages, lost profits analysis, intellectual property infringements, business valuations, insurance disputes, economic damage calculations, and fraud investigations. With over five years of experience, she specializes in the tracing of cryptocurrency assets in disputes and providing financial consulting and forensic accounting services to attorneys, public and private corporations, insurance companies, and governmental agencies. Katerina Gaebel is a senior associate in the firm’s Forensic, Litigation, and Valuation Services practice. Katerina Gaebel CPA, CFE, CERTIFIED DEFI EXPERT | Forensic, Litigation, And Valuation Services When a speech or conduct is or is not related to the law practice.Constitutional concerns under Rule 8.4(g).Finally, participants will learn to recognize and appreciate the limitations of the rule. Presenters will explain the parameters of the rule and how best to conduct themselves to stay within its requirements.
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Participants will learn the history of Model Rule 8.4(g), how is both shaped by and consistent with other constitutional rights like free expression. Session II – Lawyer's ethical duties: ABA Formal Opinion 493 – Amber Bevacqua-Lynott
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This CLE course will guide practitioners on the background of digital assets, how to identify and locate them, and the industry best practices. It is important for attorneys to be aware of this risk and take steps to investigate the possibility that their client’s spouse may own digital assets. In divorce cases it is a common practice for individuals to hide assets from their spouses. While cryptocurrency transactions are all public, the individual participants of each transaction cannot be easily determined and can be held without reliance on any third parties, making it difficult to subpoena meaningful information. Although cryptocurrency and blockchain technology have the ability to transform the financial world, the anonymous nature has made it a haven for unlawful activity. Session I – Digital assets in Divorce: Cryptocurrency and NFT's – Katerina GaebelĬryptocurrency transactions are fast, global, decentralized, and irreversible.
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