On March 31, Karen Ross was a panelist at a Federal Bar Association live video-broadcast, “Professionalism, Civility, and Ethical Advocacy in Modern Legal Practice.” The panelists examined how professionalism operates as an enforceable ethical obligation in modern legal practice; distinguished zealous representation from sanctionable misconduct; and addressed emerging risks in remote advocacy, electronic communications, and team management. Attendees analyzed how courts and disciplinary authorities evaluate civility, advocacy conduct, and supervisory responsibilities across litigation, negotiations, and digital communications and gained practical strategies to protect their credibility, minimize sanction and grievance risk, and manage professionalism challenges within legal teams and client relationships.