Debra
“Debbie” Hindin-King is a graduate of Colorado Women’s College with a
bachelor’s degree in music education in 1974. She obtained her
paralegal certificate from the University of Colorado of Denver in
1988. She has been a paralegal for the past 20 years and currently is
employed as a litigation paralegal at the law firm of Holland &
Hart LLP in Denver. Her areas of specialty include oil and gas royalty
litigation, natural resources, general complex litigation and
securities law. Prior to earning her paralegal certificate she was
employed as a courtroom deputy for the U.S. Bankruptcy for the District
of Colorado.
Debbie is a member of the Rocky Mountain Paralegal Association
and National Federation of Paralegal Associations. She has served as
RMPA’s president in 1999 and primary representative to the NFPA during
1999 – 2003. She served as the NFPA Technology Coordinator from 1999 –
2001 and as Region II Director and member of the NFPA Board from 2004 –
2007. She has been an associate member of the Colorado Bar Association
including serving on the Paralegal Committee since 2002. She has
participated for the past 3 years in planning of the CBA’s Paralegal
Day, Pro Bono Paralegal of the Year Award and Student Reception. She
currently is a member of the Colorado Association of Legal Support
Managers.
Debbie
is also a frequent speaker at national seminars and events. She has
submitted numerous articles related to technology and the law to
national legal trade magazines for publication.
Debbie
is also involved in her community with several non-profit
organizations. She has served in various leadership roles on the Board
and as a volunteer supervisor for the Central Visitation Program 1987 -
2008. She also has served on the fundraising committee for SafeHouse
Denver for 1996-2000 and received the Volunteer of the Year award.
She
received the Rocky Mountain Paralegal of the Year Pro Bono Award in
2004 for her volunteer service with CVP and she received from the City
and County of Denver’s Minoru Yausi Award for community service in
2006. She currently volunteers weekly for the Broadway Assistance
Center and serves on the fundraising committee for Warren Village.
Besides
her career as a paralegal and volunteer service, she enjoys spending
time with her husband Raymond and their Australian cattle dog, Hannah.
She enjoys traveling the world, photography, gardening and her
membership in the Butterfly Pavilion and Denver Botanic Gardens in
Denver.
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