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Pamela Morgan is an educator, entrepreneur, author, and attorney. Licensed to practice law in Michigan and Illinois, she has extensive legal experience in business organization, risk analysis, contract negotiation and drafting, and dispute resolution through consensus building. She began focusing her law practice, exclusively on bitcoin and digital currencies in early 2014. Today, much of her work with Empowered Law involves training lawyers, around the world, how to use bitcoin and open blockchain technology to reduce risk and uncertainty in business and legal settings. She is a widely respected authority on multi-signature governance, inheritance planning and legal innovation using digital currencies. In 2017, she joined the American Arbitration Association Commercial Panel as the first arbitrator with extensive bitcoin and open blockchain experience.
In early 2015, she founded Third Key Solutions, LLC, a key consulting firm that works with individuals and organizations to improve the security of their cryptoassets and ensure these assets are accessible in the event of a crisis or disaster. For organizations, TKS evaluates and improves current internal processes for companies working with digital currencies. These processes are designed to mitigate risk through separation of duties, internal oversight, and planning for business continuity and disaster. TKS works with individuals to improve their security and to ensure their heirs can inherit their cryptoassets, without turning them over to a third party. She is the author of Cryptoasset Inheritance Planning: a simple guide for owners.
A former college professor and director of business programs, she has taught business law, entrepreneurship, management, communications, and legal research and writing courses. Within higher education, her focus areas include teaching, training, course design and implementation, course and program assessment, and building community partnerships. She has also co-led a number of professional development workshops on teaching, learning and assessment.
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