Nickerson Dean Stefanie Lindquist recently attended the 12th annual TechTainment Technology and Entertainment Law Summit where she spoke on a panel titled “Civility 2.0: Navigating Professionalism and Ethics in Tech & Law.” The discussion examined the importance of civility, professionalism, and ethical advocacy in technology law.
The panel also featured Patrick Maloney, partner at The Maloney Firm, APC, and was moderated by Dr. Laura Scherck Wittcoff, a management consultant, professor, and podcaster affiliated with The Intrinsic Group and Small & Gutsy, Inc. Panelists explored the psychology of conflict management, examined case studies illustrating the consequences of incivility, and discussed practical strategies for maintaining professionalism, ethical standards, and persuasive advocacy under pressure.
TechTainment brings together professionals to explore the intersection of technology, entertainment, and law, examining how technological advancements are reshaping these industries and the legal and business challenges they present. The annual summit takes place in Los Angeles, a major center of the entertainment industry.
As one of the event sponsors, WashU Law’s involvement in the summit reflects the school’s continued commitment to advancing conversations at the intersection of law and technology. Through academic programs, research, and industry partnerships, WashU Law continues to prepare students and legal professionals to navigate an evolving legal landscape.
