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David A Wenner
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Practice Areas
3
Practice Areas
Medical Malpractice
60%
40 years
Defective and Dangerous Products
20%
35 years
Personal Injury
20%
41 years
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Licensed in Arizona for 41 years
State: Arizona
Acquired: 1984
No misconduct found
Location
Snyder & Wenner, P.C.
2200 East Camelback Road Suite 213, Phoenix, AZ, 85016
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Posted by dkenningtonbejar | March 29, 2011 | Lawsuits & Disputes
Mr. Wenner
Mr. Wenner displayed empathy and understanding during my case. The process of the case was very emotional for me. Mr. Wenner explained and guided me through the process in a way that was easy to understand. I felt at all times he was my advocate. The result of the case was positive.
Posted by David B | March 20, 2011 | Lawsuits & Disputes
David Wenner is an excellent lawyer and Trial Consultant
I have known David For over twenty years. Has great insight on how to how to present your case to todays jurors. He has done extensive research on jury decision making and the process that jurors process information presented to them. David has consulted for me in a number of cases and his recommeda...
David A Wenner's Lawyer Endorsements
"I endorse David as one of the finest lawyers I know. David provides his clients excellent representation and gets great results."
"You will be hard pressed to find a more knowledgeable and personable lawyer in his area of expertise.."
Tanveer Shah
Defective and dangerous products lawyer | Nov 13
Relationship: Fellow lawyer in community
"David is an effective, compassionate and experienced Attorney who has a proven track record of success when representing his clients. I recommend David as an Attorney without a moment of hesitation."
"David cares about his clients and he represents them very well. His knowledge and ability when it comes to jury selection and trial work is quite simply, outstanding."
"I endorse David. He is a highly skilled attorney that is well respected in the legal community."
"David is a terrific attorney, a great advocate, highly astute and ethical. I have the highest regard for his skills, and commitment to his clients."
"David Wenner is an intelligent, cutting edge lawyer with a national reputation. He cares about getting the best results for his clients."
"I endorse this lawyer."
"I sincerely endorse this lawyer. David Wenner is a deeply committed, compassionate advocate for his clients. He is one of the leaders of our community, always seeking to advance his knowledge of jury persuasion, and wholly unselfish in sharing that knowledge with others."
"Few attorneys measure up to David. Not only is he smart and dedicated, he really cares about his clients. Many people are motivated by money, and while David never leaves anything on the table. he's motivated by doing the right thing. It's something I respect and admire, and the reason I enthusiastically recommend David."
"I have known David Wenner for many years. He is an outstanding lawyer and a champion of justice."
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Experience
Honors
2011
Best Lawyers 2000-2011, Best Lawyers in America
2011
National College Of Advocacy, Board Member
2011
Chair Jury Project, American Association for Justice
2011
Board Member, Arizona Association for Justice
2011
Chair of AAJ Jury Project, American Association for Justice
2010
Co-Chair Jury Project, American Association for Justice
2010
Super Lawyers, Super Lawyers
2000
Diplomate of Trial Advocay, American Association for Justice
1995
Co-Chair Blue Ribbon Committee on Jury Bias, American Association for Justice
1995
Trustee National College of Advocacy, American Association for Justice
Work Experience
2011 - Present
Implicit Bias Research, AAJ Jury Project
1995 - Present
Director, Jury Bias Institute
2009 - 2011
Research Judicial Intuitions on Voir Dire, AAJ Jury Project
Associations
2005 - Present
Association of Psychological Science
Maricopa County Bar Association
Member
State Bar of Arizona
Member
Arizona Trial Lawyers Association
Member
American Trial Lawyers Association
Member
1997 - 2000
The Association of Trial Lawyers of America (Blue Ribbon Committee on Jury Bias; Overcoming Juror Bias Program).Co-Chair
Sample of Legal Cases
John Doe for and on behalf of Jane Doe v. Anonymous Hospital
$21 million settlement
Education
1984
Arizona State University Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law
JD - Juris Doctor
1977
University of Washington
M.S.W
1975
Wayne State University
BA - Bachelor of Arts
Speaking Engagements
2011
Ultimate Trial Advocacy/Harvard Law School
Course Advisor
2011
American Association for Justice Mega-College
Overcoming Jury Bias
2010
Oregon Association for Justice Annual Conference
Inside the Juror's Mind
Publications
2008
Trial (American Association for Justice)
Reframing the Model
2007
Trial (American Association for Justice)
Scientific Jury Selection, Book Review
2004
Trial (American Association for Justice)
Personal Reflection on Juror Bias
2003
Wall Street Journal
Letter to the Editor
2002
West Litigating Tort Cases
Jury Bias Chapter 35
2000
Trial
Combating Juror Bias
2000
Unknown
Preparing for Trial an Uncommon Approach Trial
2000
Unknown
A Brief Look at Juror Bias
1985
Arizona Trial Lawyers Association
Communication Skills in the Courtroom
1982
Trial Diplomacy Journal
Sensory Language in the Courtroom