My Summer Session Experience

Posted on January 21, 2019 in Summer Session

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It was my pleasure to attend and participate in the National College of DUI Defense Summer Program. There were many familiar faces in the crowd and many renewed friendships. This year I was most impressed with, not only the quality of the program but the increase in the number of women attending. We had the opportunity to gather together for a group photograph, many rows deep and full of accomplished litigators. It was a far cry from my days as a new lawyer.

I came back to California, invigorated, inspired and ready to take on the challenges of being a DUI attorney. I received a "useful nugget" to incorporate in my practice from each speaker as well as one that I announced as "stolen" from one of the new attorneys in a break out session that Paul Burglin and I were leading.

Here's to continuing to learn, appreciating our opportunities and caring for our clients in the best way we can. Lynn Gorelick is a proud member of NCDD, and a DUI Defense specialist from California. She currently serves as a member of NCDD's Faculty.

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