Attorney Mark J. O’Brien

After beginning his career at the end of the last century as a prosecutor in Miami, Florida, Attorney Mark J. O’Brien started his own law firm on January 1, 2003. After nearly thirty years, Mr. O’Brien has expanded his firm beyond himself. Now named O’Brien Hatfield, Mr. O’Brien’s law firm has seven lawyers, one paralegal, four legal assistants, two private investigators (a retired IRS CID special agent and a retired DEA special agent), one sentencing mitigation specialist (a former United States Probation Officer), and numerous third-party experts who assist on a case-by-case basis. 

Mark J. O’Brien, Managing Partner

Attorney Mark J. O’Brien is a nationally recognized federal criminal defense attorney with nearly thirty years of experience in criminal courts all throughout the country. After beginning his professional career as a Miami, Florida prosecutor in the late 1990’s, Mr. O’Brien organized his own law firm in 2002 based upon the professional lessons he learned to that point in his life with the goal defending those accused of federal and state crimes with a mix of old school values and new school ideas. He is the firm’s managing partner.

During his first decade in private practice from 2002 to 2012, Mr. O’Brien defended individuals and corporations charged with federal crimes throughout federal criminal courts in Florida. From 2012 to the present, Mr. O’Brien has accepted the defense of clients charged in federal criminal courts throughout the entire country, in addition to his previously established federal criminal defense practice in all federal courts in Florida. Case after case, success after success, in federal court after federal court, all throughout the country, has resulted in a growing legacy. To put it simply, Mr. O’Brien wins and, as a result, he is a lawyer in demand.

Mr. O’Brien is a licensed member of the Bar of the State of Florida (1998), the Bar of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts (1998), and the Bar of the State of Montana (2023). He has practiced federal criminal defense as a member or a pro hac vice member of the following federal appellate and district courts:

•  Supreme Court of the United States of America
•  United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit
•  United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
•  United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
•  United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit
•  United States District Court for the Northern District of Alabama
•  United States District Court for Alaska
•  United States District Court for the Eastern District of Arkansas
•  United States District Court for the Central District of California
•  United States District Court for the Southern District of California
•  United States District Court for Connecticut
•  United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida
•  United States District Court for the Middle District of Florida
•  United States District Court for the Northern District of Florida
•  United States District Court for the Southern District of Georgia
•  United States District Court for the Middle District of Georgia
•  United States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia
•  United States District Court for the Southern District of Illinois
•  United States District Court for the Southern District of Indiana
•  United States District Court for Kansas
•  United States District Court for the Eastern District of Kentucky
•  United States District Court for Massachusetts
•  United States District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan
•  United States District Court for the Western District of Michigan
•  United States District Court for the Northern District of Mississippi
•  United States District Court for the Southern District of Mississippi
•  United States District Court for the Western District of Missouri
•  United States District Court for Montana
•  United States District Court for the Southern District of New York
•  United States District Court for the Northern District of New York
•  United States District Court for the Western District of New York
•  United States District Court for North Dakota
•  United States District Court for Northern District of Oklahoma
•  United States District Court for Rhode Island
•  United States District Court for the Middle District of Tennessee
•  United States District Court for the Eastern District of Texas
•  United States District Court for the Western District of Texas
•  United States District Court for the Northern District of Texas
•  United States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia
•  United States District Court for the Eastern District of Washington
•  United States District Court for the Western District of Washington
•  United States District Court for the Southern District of West Virginia

Mr. O’Brien handles all federal criminal areas of practice, including but not limited to: Tax Fraud, Mail Fraud, Wire Fraud, Bank Fraud, Mortgage Fraud, Securities Fraud, Medicare Fraud, Health Care Fraud, Bribery, IRS Issues, Embezzlement, Insider Trading, Ponzi Schemes, Money Laundering, Sarbanes Oxley, Conspiracy to Commit a Federal White-Collar Crime, and all other Federal White Collar Crimes. Mr. O’Brien also handles Child Pornography Possession Offenses, Child Pornography Production Offenses, Child Pornography Transportation Offenses, Child Pornography Distribution Offenses, Child Pornography Receipt Offenses, Sex Trafficking Offenses, Conspiracy to Commit a Federal Sex Crime, and all other Federal Sex Crime Offenses. Mr. O’Brien also represents those charged with Drug Crimes, Gun Crimes, Conspiracy to Commit Drug and Gun Crimes, and all other General Federal Criminal Defense matters. He also handles Federal Grand Jury Investigations and Pre-File Criminal Investigations, including but not limited to Targets of a Federal Grand Jury Investigation, Subjects of a Federal Grand Jury Investigation, Witnesses of a Federal Grand Jury Investigation, and SEC, FBI, HSI, DEA, ATF, CIA, and NSI Investigations. The bottom line is if you are charged or being investigated for a federal crime, Mr. O’Brien will defend you.

Mr. O’Brien realized early on in his career that the people best positioned to defend a federal defendant are those individuals who once investigated and prosecuted federal defendants. It is important to stay one step ahead of the prosecution and their investigators and what better way to accomplish this goal than by hiring people who once did it?

Mr. O’Brien’s federal criminal defense team includes a former United States Marine Intelligence Officer and a retired United States Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) federal special agent. This team member has participated in all aspects of narco-trafficking law enforcement, including surveillance operations, wiretap operations, and arrest operations at the state and federal level. While a federal agent, he managed macro and micro narco-trafficking, money laundering, and weapons investigations at the state, national, and worldwide level. Over his career, he participated in world deployments, wherein he advised foreign nationals on the investigation of narco-traffickers, money launderers, and weapons distributors. He finished his career in the State of Florida, wherein he retired after twenty-five years with the DEA as a Group Supervisor. He understands how federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies and prosecutors operate nationwide.

Mr. O’Brien’s federal criminal defense team also includes a retired Internal Revenue Service, Criminal Investigations Division, (IRS CID) federal special agent, who is also a certified fraud examiner and a forensic accountant. This team member provides invaluable knowledge and expertise in all the firm’s white-collar fraud and money laundering cases. While he was with the IRS CID, he was a special agent, group manager, assistant chief and executive officer in New York City, Denver, and Philadelphia. While a special agent, he investigated and prosecuted drug cartels and organized crime members such as the New York, New England, and Philadelphia Mafia, Frank Lucas (later played by Denzel Washington in the movie about his life American Gangster), and Nicki Barnes. 
Mr. O’Brien’s federal criminal defense team also includes a former Senior Supervisory United States Federal Probation Officer who served the federal judges for over twenty-five years. He has a wide-ranging background related to the United States Sentencing Guidelines and criminal statutory penalties. Over the course of his career, he prepared and analyzed nearly a thousand presentence investigation reports for accuracy and completeness (including those prepared by subordinate probation officers). As a member of the law firm, and no other, he uses the knowledge and expertise he gained during his federal government career to assist firm clients in the pre-plea, pre-sentencing, and post-sentencing phases of their federal criminal cases.

Mr. O’Brien grew up and attended college in New York, attended law school near Philadelphia, and started his career as a prosecutor in Miami. As a result, there is almost nothing Mr. O’Brien has not seen, done, or dealt with in or out of a criminal courtroom over the course of his career. New York raised, Philly tough, and Miami tested, Mr. O’Brien brings nearly thirty years of criminal court experience to those accused of crimes in federal criminal courts throughout Florida, Massachusetts, and now the entire nation. Mr. O’Brien has the resources, both in his team and in his experience and his training, to tackle your federal criminal case and accomplish the only objective that matters: Win.

Thus, if you are being investigated and/or prosecuted by federal agents and/or federal prosecutors and are need of a federal criminal defense attorney – and a federal criminal defense team – anywhere in the United States of America, all Mr. O’Brien needs is a Wi-Fi Password and a plane to defend you.

Shawn P. Napier, Managing Partner - Orlando

Attorney Shawn P. Napier is the Managing Partner of the Orlando Office of O’Brien Hatfield. Mr. Napier brings nearly twenty-five years of high-stakes federal and state prosecution experience to his federal and state criminal defense practice. As former Assistant United States Attorney in Florida and Senior Assistant Attorney General in Ohio, Mr. Napier utilizes his deep insider knowledge of federal and state prosecution tactics to provide an aggressive and formidable defense for those individuals and corporations accused of and facing state and federal criminal charges. He understands the mechanics of federal grand juries and multi-agency investigations and prosecutions. As both a federal and state prosecutor, Mr. Napier gained unparalleled experience in the very systems he now challenges for his clients each day. Mr. Napier is the elite choice for individuals, executives, and corporations when the stakes are the highest and prosecutors are at their most aggressive.

Mr. Napier is currently licensed to practice law in the State of Florida and the State of Ohio. He is permitted to practice law in every federal criminal district court and in every federal appellate court in the United States. He is a member of the Supreme Court of the United States of America. 
Mr. Napier is a distinguished former federal and state prosecutor, with over 25 years of experience spanning complex criminal investigations, motion and trial litigation, and appellate advocacy. His criminal defense strategies are informed by years of directing prosecutions involving federal law enforcement agencies like the FBI, DEA, ATF, HSI, USSS, and IRS CID. This background allows Mr. Napier to identify weaknesses in investigations, challenge search warrants, and navigate the complexities of the United States Sentencing Guidelines to seek the most favorable outcomes for his clients. Mr. Napier has turned his deep-seated knowledge of federal and state criminal prosecution tactics into a powerful shield for the accused. Mr. Napier does not just understand the government’s playbook. He helped write it.

Throughout his tenure as a prosecutor with the United States Department of Justice, Mr. Napier demonstrated versatile expertise across multiple areas of federal criminal law:

• Mr. Napier has investigated and prosecuted a wide array of federal crimes, including drug trafficking, money laundering, healthcare fraud, sex and child pornography offenses, gun offenses, and violent offenses. He has successfully taken nearly twenty-five cases to trial, involving high stakes matters, including but not limited to, threats against the President of the United States of America, online child enticement cases, money laundering cases, drug conspiracy cases, firearms offenses cases, and complex white-collar crime cases. 
• From 2019 to 2022, Mr. Napier led the Joint Terrorism Task Force (JTTF), overseeing federal criminal investigations into terrorist activities and international sanctions violations. 
• Mr. Napier has extensive experience in affirmative civil enforcement, leading investigations under the False Claims Act (FCA) and defending the United States of America in monetary damage claims.

Prior to his federal prosecution service as an Assistant United States Attorney, Mr. Napier served as a Senior Assistant Attorney General for the Criminal Division of the Ohio Attorney General’s Office. In 2010, he was granted the Award by his superiors for Exemplary Service in criminal healthcare prosecutions.

• As a Senior Assistant Attorney General, Shawn prosecuted healthcare fraud and Medicaid violations and served as a Special Assistant United States Attorney, handling federal cases against healthcare organizations, doctors, and other medical providers. Mr. Napier earned his Juris Doctor, Magna Cum Laude, from Capital University Law School in 2001, where he ranked in the top fifteen percent in his graduating class and served as the Managing Editor of the Capital University Law Review. Following law school, Shawn honed his legal analysis skills during a judicial clerkship for the Honorable William H. Harsha at the Fourth District Court of Appeals in Ohio. Shawn holds a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from the University of Central Florida.

Mr. Napier has full access to Mr. O’Brien’s defense team described above. 

Victoria E. Hatfield, Equity Partner

Attorney Victoria E. Hatfield is an equity and named partner at O’Brien Hatfield. Ms. Hatfield joined the law firm in 2009 as a law school intern. Mr. O’Brien hired her as an associate attorney in 2010, promoted her to partner in 2012, and then named her an equity and named partner in 2016. Ms. Hatfield is now a renowned state court criminal defense attorney in the State of Florida. She has defended individuals accused of state court crimes in nearly every county court and circuit court in the State of Florida, but now primarily limits her caseload to the greater Tampa Bay, Florida area.

Over the course of her over fifteen-year legal career, Ms. Hatfield has accomplished more than many of her colleagues (most of them older and male, by the way) will accomplish in a lifetime of practicing law. From successful motions to suppress and motions to dismiss to trial acquittals to numerous appellate victories to a groundbreaking ruling in her favor by the Supreme Court of Florida, Ms. Hatfield flat out wins. Find a criminal lawyer in the State of Florida who has won at all the following levels: the Supreme Court of Florida, District Courts of Appeals, and Circuit and County Criminal Courts. Here are a few examples of her legal successes.

Supreme Court of Florida

Ms. Hatfield filed a motion to dismiss in Mr. Shelley’s case based on double jeopardy grounds. The trial court denied all motions. Undeterred, Ms. Hatfield appealed to the Second District Court of Appeals and won. The State of Florida, also undeterred, appealed her victory to the Supreme Court of Florida. After filing her appellate brief and participating in oral arguments at the Supreme Court of Florida, they ruled in Ms. Hatfield’s favor and upheld her lower court victory. As a result of her litigation, the offense of “soliciting a minor after using computer services” is a lesser included offense of “traveling to meet a minor after using computer services.” Because of Ms. Hatfield’s legal acumen, no person in the State of Florida can be convicted of both offenses stemming from the same course of conduct. State v. Dean Shelley, Hillsborough County, 2011-CF-11428, Shelley v. State, 134 So.3d 1138 (Fla. 2d DCA 2014), State v. Shelley, 176 So.3d 914 (Fla. 2015).

District Court of Appeals

After defending himself while being attacked, Max Garcia was charged with Aggravated Battery and faced fifteen years in prison. The trial court denied Ms. Hatfield’s “stand your ground motion”, in which she argued Mr. Garcia was immune from prosecution because he was acting in self-defense. After the denial, the case was set for trial. Ms. Hatfield immediately filed a Writ of Prohibition to the Second District Court of Appeals, the case was paused, and the trial was stopped. Ultimately, the Second District Court of Appeals agreed with Ms. Hatfield and reversed the lower court’s denial of the “stand your ground motion”. Today, Mr. Garcia is a free man. Even more significant on a much broader scale, this case is cited by defense attorneys across the State of Florida to free their clients. Therefore, Ms. Hatfield did not save one person with this case, she saved thousands. State of Florida v. Max Garcia, Sarasota County, 2016-CF-10182, Garcia v. State, 286 So.3d 348 (Fla. 2d DCA 2019).

Trial Victories

Steven Eargood was accused of sexually battering a child family member and faced decades in prison and a lifetime sexual offender registration. He denied wrongdoing from the start, but his public defender did not believe him. He hired Ms. Hatfield. Ms. Hatfield brought the case to trial and obtained a complete acquittal (i.e., not guilty verdicts) on all charges in a little over an hour. State of Florida v. Steven Eargood, Hillsborough County, 11-CF-18990.

Motions to Suppress

Daniel Diner was charged with ninety-nine counts of possessing child pornography and faced 1,485 years in the Florida State Prison. Ms. Hatfield filed a motion to suppress arguing an unlawful search and seizure. The trial court agreed and granted her motion. Case dismissed. State of Florida v. Daniel Diner, Hillsborough County, 2016-CF-13503.

Case Dismissals

Eliezer Tejada was falsely accused of participating in a sophisticated organized fraud operation involving the theft of laptops from UPS delivery trucks. Ms. Hatfield filed a motion to suppress the unlawful out of court identification of Mr. Tejada. Rather than lose the motion, prosecutors dismissed Mr. Tejada’s case. State of Florida v. Eliezer Tejada, Lake County, 2020-CF-1261.

Victor Williams was charged with trafficking over twenty-five pounds of cannabis. He faced thirty years in Florida State Prison. Ms. Hatfield filed a motion to suppress arguing an unlawful search and seizure, which was granted by the trial court. Rather than lose, prosecutors dismissed Mr. Williams’ case. State of Florida v. Victor Williams, Hillsborough County, 23-CF-5807.

Juan Macias was charged with Trafficking in Methamphetamine and faced thirty years in Florida State Prison with a fifteen-year prison minimum mandatory term. Mr. Macias was hired to drive a car from Texas to Florida. Unknown to him, the car had a secret compartment wherein over 200 grams of methamphetamine was hidden. Mr. Macias was essentially a blind mule and maintained his innocence throughout the duration of the case. Ms. Hatfield convinced prosecutors to dismiss the case just prior to trial. State v. Juan Macias, Marion County, 2010-CF-3819.

Sheryl C. Johansen, Partner

Attorney Sheryl C. Johansen is a seasoned criminal defense attorney with nearly fifteen years of criminal courtroom experience and a proven track record of winning difficult cases. As an Assistant Public Defender, she tried over fifty criminal cases to verdict - ranging from homicide cases to kidnapping, trafficking, and complex financial crime cases - while managing high-volume dockets of up to 180 cases at a time.

Known for her meticulous case preparation and strategic advocacy, Ms. Johansen has secured dismissals through well-crafted motions and obtained critical post-conviction relief, including a granted Writ of Habeas Corpus in Perosino v. Gualtieri, 277 So. 3d 84 (Fla. 2d. DCA 2019). She is equally skilled at developing mitigation, negotiating favorable plea agreements, and communicating clearly and compassionately with clients facing the most serious consequences.

Ms. Johansen’s perspective is informed by experience on both sides of the courtroom. Before becoming a public defender, she served in the State Attorney’s Office as a certified legal intern, where she participated in charging decisions, pretrial motion practice, and trial work, and at the United States Attorney’s Office, where she conducted research and drafted motions in both the criminal and civil divisions, including providing pretrial support for white-collar criminal trials.

Ms. Johansen’s courtroom success is rooted in a strong academic foundation. Ms. Johansen earned her Juris Doctor from Barry University School of Law, graduating in the top 6% of her class (10th of 156). While in law school, she served on Law Review as the Business Editor, received multiple book (for receiving the highest grade in her class) awards, won the Best Legal Brief Award, and earned an Honors Certificate in Trial Advocacy. She was a standout member of Barry Law’s Trial Advocacy Team, reaching the Final Four at the AAJ Trial Advocacy Competition, winning a National Championship at the Quinnipiac ABA Trial Advocacy Competition, and finishing as runner-up at the Florida Bar Competition.

Before her legal career, Ms. Johansen worked in the financial services industry in Portland, Maine, an experience that sharpened her strategic thinking and acumen. Ms. Johansen holds a Bachelor of Arts in Media Studies and Communications from the University of Southern Maine. She is an active member of the Goldburg-Cacciatore Criminal Law Inn of Court, the Pinellas Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, and the Florida Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers.

Justin K. Fahringer, Partner

Attorney Justin K. Fahringer is a relentless trial lawyer who has spent his career in the trenches, taking on serious felonies and complex criminal investigations across the State of Florida. For more than a decade, Justin has tried cases that most lawyers only read about, first as a trial attorney with the Office of the Public Defender in Florida’s Thirteenth Judicial Circuit, where he managed a felony docket of over one hundred and fifty cases - including punishable-by-life offenses. Mr. Fahringer has first-chaired more than fifty jury trials to verdict, argued over one hundred evidentiary motions, and conducted more than two hundred depositions. Mr. Fahringer has built a reputation for fearless advocacy and meticulous preparation in and out of the courtroom.

Mr. Fahringer’s criminal defense practice centers on high-exposure, evidence-heavy cases where strategy and courtroom skill move the needle. He has extensive experience using and challenging expert witnesses in accident reconstruction, civil engineering, toxicology, medicine, psychology, psychiatry, computer forensics, and statistics, giving him a decisive edge in pre-trial battles.

Mr. Fahringer graduated from Stetson University College of Law in 2010, earning Honor Roll recognition. He was also awarded the Best Opening Statement Honors while competing with Stetson’s nationally recognized law school trial team. Mr. Fahringer further sharpened his courtroom skills through the Florida Bar Trial Lawyers’ Advanced Trial Advocacy Program, an intensive training reserved for serious trial lawyers.

Before law school, Mr. Fahringer earned his Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Florida International University, where he graduated from the Honors College, was inducted into the Political Science Honors Society, and served in the award-winning student government leadership division. This background in communication and instruction informs the way he breaks down complex evidence for judges and juries.

Mr. Fahringer is active in the Hillsborough Bar Association, where he serves as Committee Co-Chair for the Judge Robert J. Simms High School Mock Trial Competition, investing in the next generation of trial advocates. He is also involved with the Hillsborough County Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, where he has presented on forensic science and the law, including his original teaching program “The Truth, the Whole Truth and Nothing but the Truth: Forensics and the Law.”

On the national stage, Mr. Fahringer has contributed to the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, including an article in The Champion, “Advancing Forensic Science in Criminal Justice: Latent Print Evidence - A Case Study,” reflecting his commitment to cutting-edge forensic issues in criminal justice.

Todd J. Murgo, Partner

Attorney Todd J. Murgo is a trial-tested criminal appellate attorney who thrives in high-stakes federal and state criminal appellate litigation across the State of Florida. Mr. Murgo is the federal and state criminal appellate lawyer corporations, professionals, and people trust when the exposure is real, the facts are messy, and there is no margin for error. Mr. Murgo is a convicted defendant’s first chance for a second chance.

Mr. Murgo has built his federal and state criminal practice by compassionately and efficiently taking control of any case he accepts. Mr. Murgo does not wait for problems to escalate further - he drives his federal and state criminal appellate strategy from day one, forcing the case onto his terms and keeping his clients ahead of risk, cost, and reputation fallout.

Mr. Murgo has independently managed an appellate docket in both state and federal court, defending individuals who have already seen their previous attorneys fail.  Mr. Murgo is frequently called in to handle high-exposure criminal appellate matters because he combines aggressive advocacy with a clear view of what “winning” means for each client. Mr. Murgo understands that an incarcerated client and his family need not only a great appellate lawyer, but also one that cares. 
Before joining O’Brien Hatfield as partner, Mr. Murgo was recognized by his prior law firm (Freeman Mathis and Gary) with selection to its elite 2024 Top Gun Trial Academy. Mr. Murgo is committed to sharp, impactful appellate performance backed by meticulous preparation.  He is the lawyer who will dissect the record, pressure test the opposition’s theory, and then deliver a clean, confident presentation to appellate courts.

Mr. Murgo earned his Juris Doctor, Cum Laude, from the University of Florida Levin College of Law, where he served as Executive Research Editor for the Florida Journal of Law and Public Policy and repeatedly made the Dean’s List.  He also holds a Bachelor of Science in Criminology from the University of Tampa, giving him a strong foundation in the dynamics of criminal conduct, investigations, and prosecutions.

An experienced legal writer, Mr. Murgo co-authored “Are You Recording Me? Establishing a First Amendment Right to Capture On-Duty Police Officers through the Smart Phone Era” for the Anti-Defamation League, reflecting his ability to engage cutting-edge constitutional issues at a high level.  That same analytical edge now underpins his appellate litigation strategies and his ability to quickly isolate the pressure points in any case. Mr. Murgo’s appellate approach is direct, decisive, and relentlessly focused on results.

Mr. Murgo admitted to practice in the State of Florida, the United States District Courts for the Northern, Middle, and Southern Districts of Florida, the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeal, and the Supreme Court of the United States of America. 

Olivia M. Goodman, Of Counsel

Olivia M. Goodman is a Florida criminal trial and federal and state criminal appellate attorney whose practice focuses on defending clients in complex and significant criminal litigation.

Out of law school, Ms. Goodman was first an Associate Attorney at Rissman, Barrett, Hurt, Donahue, McLain & Mangan, P.A., where she analyzed extensive case documents and medical records, developed case strategy, and prepared dispositive motions and other critical filings. Her courtroom perspective is informed by experience at the United States Attorney’s Office in Baltimore, Maryland, where she researched complex federal criminal issues, drafted memoranda and motions, and supported federal prosecutors in federal criminal court.

Ms. Goodman earned her Juris Doctor, Cum Laude, from the University of Florida Levin College of Law, where she was awarded a Presidential Scholarship, repeatedly made the Dean’s List, and received the Book Award (highest grade in her class) in Social Science, Crime, and the Law. During law school, Ms. Goodman was actively involved as a member of the Journal of Law and Public Policy, a Levin College of Law Ambassador, and a member of the Criminal Law Association, reflecting her longstanding commitment to advocacy and public service. Ms. Goodman holds a Bachelor of Science in Family Science from the University of Maryland, College Park, and has additional experience as a peer educator facilitating workshops on issues of sexual violence and campus safety.

Before her career in the law, Ms. Goodman built a strong foundation in communication and leadership as a Marketing Coordinator and Membership Advisor for an athletic club organization, where she created in-house marketing materials, managed web and social media presence, and led enterprise-wide programming. 
Ms. Goodman pairs her criminal litigation and criminal appellate practice with a creative eye for design, and she has a particular interest in graphic and web design and the Adobe Creative Suite. This blend of analytical rigor, courtroom experience, and visual communication skills allows Ms. Goodman to present complex issues with clarity and confidence to judges, juries, clients, and colleagues alike.