Faculty Announcement – Anne Reed
Anne Reed is a trial lawyer and jury consultant in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She will teach a course about jury selection at Solo Practice University®.
Anne has practiced for 27 years at Reinhart Boerner Van Deuren, SC, where she is a shareholder co-chairing the financial litigation group. Anne has consulted with lawyers from many different firms to assist in trial preparation both in Wisconsin (using Reinhart's specialized courtroom, the Trial Science Institute) and elsewhere. Working closely with these lawyers, Anne designs and conducts mock trials to help lawyers and clients see their disputes through jurors' eyes.
Anne writes about juries and jury trials at her blog, Deliberations — "a smart, captivating blog," in the words of the ABA Journal.
Anne's work has been published in TRIAL Magazine and the Wisconsin Law Journal, and she has been quoted on jury issues in, among others, the ABA Journal and the Los Angeles Times. She speaks to legal groups in Wisconsin and nationally about various aspects of jury trials.
In her trial practice, Anne is regularly lead trial counsel in disputes over business fraud and malpractice, mergers and acquisitions, intellectual property, corporate and shareholder disputes, ERISA rights and responsibilities, and other business and financial issues. Anne received her undergraduate degree from Northwestern University and her law degree, cum laude, from Cornell University Law School in 1981. She serves on the Communication Committee of the American Society of Trial Consultants and as a neutral on the commercial arbitration panel of the American Arbitration Association.
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Anne, I know both current law students and lawyers who will be enrolled at SPU will be thrilled to be able to learn about jury selection from you. I’ll be among those in your classroom, trust me
Thank you for agreeing to educate us all.