KENTUCKY PARALEGAL ASSOCIATION

CONGRATULATIONS NEW CERTIFIED KENTUCKY PARALEGALS

The Kentucky Paralegal Association congratulates the following paralegals who earned their CKP credentials after successfully completing the Fall Certified Kentucky Paralegal Examination on November 9, 2019: 

Austin L. Berry, CKP, Law Office of Brandon J. Lawrence, Louisville, KY; Jaime L. Brewer, CKP, Waters, Tyler, Hofmann & Scott LLC, New Albany, IN; Rachel L. Coleman, CKP, Mehr, Fairbanks & Peterson Trial Lawyers, PLLC, Lexington, KY; Kathy J. Dawson, CKP, Teeters & May PLLC, Paintsville, KY; Heather L. Holbrook, CKP, Law Offices of Benny C. Epling II, PSC, Lexington, KY; Chelsey Kiper, CKP, Vaughn Petitt Legal Group, PLLC, Pewee Valley, KY; Jim McCoy, CKP, Finn & Yeoman, Louisville, KY; Tamara R. McMonigle, CKP, Henry Watz Raine & Marino PLLC, Lexington, KY; Rianda N. Meece, CKP, Golden Law Office, Lexington, KY; Kimberly K. Metzger, CKP, Morgan & Morgan Law Firm, Lexington, KY; Shana J. Nanney, CKP, Frost Brown Todd LLC, Lexington, KY; Patrissa Richard, CKP, Napier Gault Schupbach & Stevens PLC, Louisville, KY; Michelle D. Risner, CKP, Teeters & May PLLC, Paintsville, KY; Jessica H. Thompson, CKP, Helmers+Associates, Louisville, KY; and Whitney Shea Thrasher, CKP, Law Office of Jennifer Sacharnoski Nelson. Princeton, KY. 

PURPOSE OF KENTUCKY PARALEGAL ASSOCIATION

The purpose of the Kentucky Paralegal Association is to:

      • Serve as a unified voice for Kentucky paralegals on any and all issues affecting their profession in accordance with the Mission, Vision and Values of the KPA;
      • Encourage educational programs and training of paralegals and promote continuing legal education of paralegals in the legal profession;
      • Cooperate with the Kentucky Bar Association (“KBA”), American Bar Association (“ABA”) and local bar associations;
      • Cooperate with the local paralegal associations and student paralegal associations within the Commonwealth of Kentucky;
      • Promote ethics and high standards of professionalism in compliance with Kentucky SCR 3.700 and in accordance with the KPA’s Paralegal Professional Standards of Conduct;
      • Inform paralegals of developments in the paralegal profession and act as a forum for exchanging ideas and disseminating information;
      • Encourage the expanded use and full utilization of paralegals in all aspects of the legal profession; 
      • Further promote the working relationship between paralegals and attorneys in law offices, corporations and government agencies; and
      • Increase the awareness of the public, the judiciary and the legal community of the scope of paralegal responsibilities. 

 

Kentucky Paralegal Association
P. O. Box  2675
Louisville, Kentucky 40201-2675

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