With over two decades of extensive litigation experience, Erin Zemper brings a uniquely diverse and comprehensive understanding of courtroom dynamics, juror perception, and legal strategy. Her background as a prosecutor, civil litigator, adjunct law professor, and judge provides an invaluable perspective on the legal landscape.

For over ten years, Erin served as a prosecutor, managing a significant felony caseload, honing her skills in assessing witness credibility, and mastering effective courtroom communication. She also supervised newer attorneys, guiding them in the art of persuasion and effective trial techniques. As an adjunct law professor, she instructed advanced courses on critical trial skills such as opening statements, cross-examination, and jury selection, equipping her to help witnesses deliver compelling and credible testimony.

Erin also spent over a decade as a civil litigator, representing crime victims and those harmed by others. This experience gives her firsthand insight into what resonates with juries and how to effectively present a client’s narrative, underscoring her ability to identify and leverage key information that influences juror perception.

An active member of the Bar, Erin served on countless commissions, boards, and committees and is a frequent speaker or guest lecturer for various legal education subjects related to litigation.

Her invaluable perspective as a judge allows her to anticipate judicial concerns and understand the factors that sway a jury’s decision. This direct involvement in judicial decision-making and observation of countless trials gives her a keen eye for what truly resonates with judges and juries.

Erin approaches every engagement with a blend of professional acumen and genuine empathy. She understands that while legal arguments are paramount, the human element, how a story is told and how a witness is perceived, is equally crucial to achieving favorable outcomes.