
Law, Consulting
& Mediation.
KWP services
Nonprofits – Are you a nonprofit looking to expand your capacity? Find the space to put together a strategic plan? Overcome a difficult executive transition or employee issue? Start a new project or strengthen your board?We can help.
Trainings—Three Pillars of Organizational Success (available separately or as a package)
Capacity Building
The ABCs of Building Better Boards
Communication, Development, and Fundraising
Invisible Yellow Line™: Clarifying Nonprofit Board and Staff Roles
Conflict Management and Resolution
Strategic Planning
Start Ups
From Start Up to Sustainable
Figuring Out the Next Chapter
Ongoing Support
Reentry/mass incarceration issues and program development
Management advice and coaching
Companies and corporations – Are you a company figuring out how to do more in your community? Implement your values into your strategic plan? Embrace fair chance hiring? We’re here to support.
Social responsibility action plans
Fair chance hiring
Education regarding mass incarceration and its impact
DEI referrals and support
Formal legal disputes
Family law
Employment
Contracts
Misconduct
Liability determination
Alternative processes
Religious organizations/church discipline
Restorative justice
Informal processes
Employee conflicts
Pre-litigation disputes
Investigations
Internal investigations
Nonprofits
Companies
Universities
Title IX
Alleged faculty, staff and student misconduct
Discrimination, harassment and retaliation
Student grievances
Alcohol and drugs
Legal advice for non-profit clients
Kate may act as “general counsel” to her nonprofit clients in the states where she is barred, advising at a high level on issues like employment, compliance, and when to bring in outside counsel.
Public interest
Kate’s passion has always been to do her small part to correct inequities in the legal system. While all of her work is in pursuit of that goal, she maintains a small caseload of cases and policy pursuits aimed at parole releases, the reduction of mass incarceration and indigent defense.
Kate brings 15 years of legal experience in civil and criminal cases to her work. Over her career, she has handled complex civil cases, labor and employment matters, bankruptcy, contract disputes and criminal cases. Having been on both sides of these conflicts, Kate is adept at acknowledging the intricacies and varied perspectives that are inherent in any dispute. In addition to her legal expertise, Kate’s time as a nonprofit executive gives her a strong background in the strategic planning, project management, fundraising, communications, and HR issues that are inherent to any organization. The combination of these legal and management skills gives clients a multi-dimensional problem solver, ready to tackle the host of challenges that confront organizations.