Colorado Supreme Court
Office of Attorney Regulation Counsel
Promoting Professionalism. Protecting the Public.
Attorney Regulation
Counsel welcomes new employee and presents him with unique opportunity
New
position part of combined effort to strengthen proactive initiative in Colorado
DENVER – The Office of Attorney Regulation Counsel
for the Colorado Supreme Court is pleased to announce the appointment of Zak
Bratton as Education and Outreach Coordinator.
The Education and Outreach Coordinator position is
part of an active initiative within the Office to promote a proactive
partnership between the Office, lawyers and the community.
Previously defined as Information Resources
Coordinator, the newly-titled Education and Outreach Coordinator is dedicated
to the development of educational programs and outreach for both legal
professionals and the public.
Jim Coyle, Attorney Regulation Counsel for the
Colorado Supreme Court, said he believes innovations like this are crucial alongside
statewide efforts to continue to evolve the office's role toward proactive
regulation.
"I envision the development of our educational
materials, including presentations and videos, are part of the initiative to
help Colorado lawyers," he said.
Bratton will be responsible for generating educational
materials for all facets within the office: attorney regulation and admissions,
continuing legal education and applicants to the Colorado bar through attorney
registration.
The position also develops a variety of web content
including educational videos, content and photos for the Office of Attorney
Regulation Counsel website and social media, and website user feedback
analysis, to name a few.
“Basically if there’s something going on with the
Office, I’m there,” Bratton said. “My goal is to produce content that will be
relevant to this office, as well as to our readers, whether they are attorneys,
law students, aspiring legal professionals or individuals seeking more
information about what we do.”
Content production isn’t solely based on the Office
though, Bratton said. The position requires him to constantly be in the know
about new initiatives, programs, rule changes, news or reports that effect the
legal professional and its stakeholders. With prior experience in state
judiciary, Bratton said he is no stranger to shrinking legal terminology into
bite-sized bits of information for public consumption through a proactive approach.
Prior to joining the Office of Attorney Regulation
Counsel, Bratton began his career with the Colorado Judicial Branch in 2014 as
a Court Judicial Assistant for the 10th Judicial District. He served
a wide range of roles throughout the court before being promoted to Self-Represented
Litigant Coordinator in 2016. Bratton received his undergraduate degree from
Colorado State University-Pueblo.
Bratton's appointment was effective August 15,
2017.