“I view all people involved in lawsuits — regardless of the area of law — as legal consumers. Understanding your consumer rights when you purchase legal services is crucial. Knowledge of your rights can strongly influence your legal path and even the outcome of your case — in ways you might not even realize.”
The National Law Journal called Karen Winner...
Karen Winner's career is a story of fearlessly fighting for truth, justice, and reform — especially to protect those most vulnerable.
Karen Winner testifies before the New York Commission on Statewide Attorney Discipline on Aug. 11, 2015.
See timelineYou deserve to work with an ethical attorney that will listen to you and provide advice that you can trust. Karen's client-centered approach is based on providing unvarnished truth and empowering clients to make informed decisions.
Karen goes the extra mile, and that is often the difference in a case. Whether it is locating a one-of-a-kind expert, rigorous fact finding, or thinking outside the box to find new options, Karen will give your case the utmost attention as if you were family.
Karen gained invaluable skills as a former investigative reporter and former Policy Analyst for the NYC Dept. of Consumer Affairs. She has the resolve and experience to combat unethical litigants, attorneys, accountants, witnesses, and even judges.
Karen offers legal services to women in divorce in New York and offers limited legal consulting nationwide. She has extensive experience helping women combat deceptive spouses, unethical opposing attorneys, and the challenges of divorce court. She is uniquely qualified to consult on “high net worth” divorce cases that involve complex financial fraud by spouses.
Learn MoreKaren is a nationally-acclaimed advocate protecting consumers of legal services for the past 30 years. Whether you have questions or concerns in finding an appropriate attorney/legal team, or you are having problems with your current attorney, Karen can be a valuable liaison to advocate on your behalf.
Learn MoreIt is common for litigants and attorneys to be unaware of the fact that they may be entitled to special accommodations in court for invisible conditions such as PTSD, ADHD, memory or cognitive issues, hearing or sight problems that may be related to aging. These accommodations can change the outcome of your case.
Learn MoreAs an attorney, Karen offers help with obtaining copyrights and trademarks, and has experience with legal disputes involving trademarks, including for the music industry. In complex cases, she works with a team.
Learn MoreAs an attorney, former investigative reporter, and former Policy Analyst for the NYC Dept. of Consumer Affairs, Karen is well qualified to conduct research and investigation for a wide range of matters for private clients.
Learn MoreKaren Winner is offering online courses and other resources to educate legal consumers on attorney-client matters, ADA court accommodations, and women in divorce. Please check back soon for more details.
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