Guidepost Solutions' Citarella appointed to N.Y.C. Bar Committee
Managing director of investigations and cyber forensics at Guidepost Solutions LLC, Kenneth Citarella, was appointed to serve on the New York City Association Bar Professional Responsibility Committee for a three-year term beginning September. As a committee member, Citarella will examine legal ethics issues facing New York City practitioners and make recommendations as to potential changes in the standards that govern the conduct of lawyers.
Since joining Guidepost in 2010, Citarella has been involved in several high profile cases. He supervised more than 300 professionals investigating fraudulent claims for the Gulf Coast Claims Facility in its administration of the $20 billion BP compensation fund. He also worked as part of the Guidepost Integrity Monitor team in the New York City Rapid Repair program overseeing Superstorm Sandy-related reconstruction projects.
Prior to Guidepost, Citarella worked with a commercial litigation law firm and the Corporate Investigations Division of Prudential. His distinguished 28-year career as a white-collar and computer crime prosecutor in the Westchester County New York District Attorney's office concluded as Deputy Chief of the Investigations Division.
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