Advice from a Trial Strategist: Witness Prep
Advice from trial consultant Denise De La Rue, who has exclusively worked as a trial consultant and strategist for almost thirty years. She handles pre-trial research through facilitating focus groups and mock trials, and helps prepare witnesses from defendants in criminal cases, to clients in civil cases, to expert witnesses.
Celebrating International Women’s Day 2021
March 8th, is International Women’s Day, and in the theme of this year’s theme #ChoosetoChallenge, we would like to celebrate three women criminal defense attorneys continuing to work to improve women’s lives and careers during the ongoing pandemic.
Advice from a Trial Strategist: Focus Groups & Mock Trials
Advice from trial consultant Denise De La Rue, who has exclusively worked as a trial consultant and strategist for almost thirty years. She handles pre-trial research through facilitating focus groups and mock trials, and helps prepare witnesses from defendants in criminal cases, to clients in civil cases, to expert witnesses.
Interview with Criminal Defense Lawyer Laura Menninger
Laura Menninger is a graduate of Duke University where she graduated magna cum laude and Stanford Law where she was an associate editor of Stanford Law Review. She is considered one of the premiere criminal defense lawyers in Denver and around the country.
What To Expect for White Collar Criminal and Regulatory Enforcement Under the Biden Presidency
A new administration brings a new day for white collar criminal and regulatory enforcement. Under the Trump administration, white collar prosecution dropped to its lowest levels in 30 years. And while many expect the Biden administration’s policy to turn the tide and be tougher on regulatory matters, that may not be the whole story.
Vice President Harris Blazes a New Trail for Women in the White House
Successful, well-educated women have walked through the doors of the White House for decades, but this will be the first time one walks in as Vice President. How will Kamala Harris deal with the criticism and backlash that previous women in the White House such as Eleanor Roosevelt, Hilary Clinton, and Michelle Obama have experienced?
In 2021, Law Firms Must Commit Themselves to Retaining Women of Color
The most recent report from the American Bar Association (ABA) initiative on Long-Term Careers for Women in Law, analyzes the experiences and obstacles faced by women attorneys of color and provides recommendations to our profession to address the underlying issues which continue to serve as barriers to inclusion and retention.
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This blog was created by longtime criminal defense attorney Susan Bozorgi to consistently shed light on the great work that women criminal defense attorneys have done and continue to do around the country.