October 18, 2023
Nelson Mullins attorney Erin Kolmansberger will moderate a panel at the 2023 Women, Influence & Power in Law (WIPL) Conference. The panel, titled “The Fintech Fallout: Preparing for Regulatory Risks and Safeguarding Your Organization,” will examine how companies can prepare for the risks associated with the technological innovations that drive FinTech. The panel will also explore how FinTech will continue to be a driving force while AI, Machine Learning, Blockchain, embedded finance, SaaS, and Open Banking all vie for consumers’ attention.
The Fintech Fallout: Preparing for Regulatory Risks and Safeguarding Your OrganizationKatherine is the Chair of the Gaming Industry Group at the firm and represents businesses and individuals in a wide variety of complex civil litigation at the trial and appellate levels. A primary focus of her practice is assisting casino gaming, sports betting, and fantasy sports operators, vendors, and entrepreneurs to navigate the state and federal...
Katherine is the Chair of the Gaming Industry Group at the firm and represents businesses and individuals in a wide variety of complex civil litigation at the trial and appellate levels. A primary focus of her practice is assisting casino gaming, sports betting, and fantasy sports operators, vendors, and entrepreneurs to navigate the state and federal commercial and tribal gaming landscape, including leveraging FinTech solutions. In the employment context, Katherine represents businesses in discrimination, trade secret, and restrictive covenant disputes.
In addition, Katherine is one of a small group of attorneys with expertise in all aspects of the Massachusetts initiative petition process from drafting to campaign finance compliance to constitutional challenges before the Supreme Judicial Court. Her regulatory experience extends to drafting legislation, representing clients before state agencies including the Massachusetts Ethics Commission and Office of Political and Campaign Finance, and interpreting statutes and regulations related to gaming, education, conflicts of interest, and campaign finance.
In 2021, Katherine co-founded the Women in FinTech (WinFin) affinity group at the firm and writes and speaks on the intersection between gaming regulation and FinTech.
commercial and tribal gaming landscape, including leveraging FinTech solutions. In the employment context, Katherine represents businesses in discrimination, trade secret, and restrictive covenant disputes.
In addition, Katherine is one of a small group of attorneys with expertise in all aspects of the Massachusetts initiative petition process from drafting to campaign finance compliance to constitutional challenges before the Supreme Judicial Court. Her regulatory experience extends to drafting legislation, representing clients before state agencies including the Massachusetts Ethics Commission and Office of Political and Campaign Finance, and interpreting statutes and regulations related to gaming, education, conflicts of interest, and campaign finance.
In 2021, Katherine co-founded the Women in FinTech (WinFin) affinity group at the firm and writes and speaks on the intersection between gaming regulation and FinTech.
Gaming
Employment
Higher Education
Ballot Questions and Public Policy
Gaming
Employment
Higher Education
Ballot Questions and Public Policy
Katherine is the Chair of the Gaming Industry Group at the firm and represents businesses and individuals in a wide variety of complex civil litigation at the trial and appellate levels. A primary focus of her practice is assisting casino gaming, sports betting, and fantasy sports operators, vendors, and entrepreneurs to navigate the state and federal... commercial and tribal gaming landscape, including leveraging FinTech solutions. In the employment context, Katherine represents businesses in discrimination, trade secret, and restrictive covenant disputes.
In addition, Katherine is one of a small group of attorneys with expertise in all aspects of the Massachusetts initiative petition process from drafting to campaign finance compliance to constitutional challenges before the Supreme Judicial Court. Her regulatory experience extends to drafting legislation, representing clients before state agencies including the Massachusetts Ethics Commission and Office of Political and Campaign Finance, and interpreting statutes and regulations related to gaming, education, conflicts of interest, and campaign finance.
In 2021, Katherine co-founded the Women in FinTech (WinFin) affinity group at the firm and writes and speaks on the intersection between gaming regulation and FinTech.
Gaming
Employment
Higher Education
Ballot Questions and Public Policy