ABOUT SUSAN C. WOLFE
With three decades of experience behind her, Susan fights to protect her clients against heavy handed federal and state prosecutors. With a focus on white collar criminal defense, she has represented clients charged with violating the securities laws, banking and public corruption laws, and criminal environmental laws. She has defended professionals in the real estate, financial, insurance and healthcare industries, and she has represented more than a few lawyers. She shepherds her clients through all stages of the criminal process, including trials, appeals, petitions for certiorari to the Supreme Court, habeas petitions and collateral licensing proceedings
An experienced and prolific appellate lawyer, she can ferret out issues and pursue legal angles that other lawyers miss, or that have never been argued before.
For each case, Susan spends countless hours analyzing how “to get into the heads” of judges and jurors. The goal is always to tell her client’s story in a compelling way that is never boring, prosaic or ordinary, and to show that the law requires her client’s vindication.
She has taught trial skills for the Intensive Trial Advocacy Program at Cardozo Law School, written practice commentaries for the National Institute of Trial Advocacy, given CLE presentations on federal criminal jury instructions and sentencing, and authored an article for the New York Law Journal celebrating the joys of brief writing (“How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Brief”).
“If you even dream of beating me you’d better wake up and apologize.”
Mohammed Ali