Chapters

Denver

The Denver Chapter of the Women’s White Collar Defense Association launched in February 2017 to a small, but enthusiastic, membership of Denver’s women lawyers whose practice area includes white collar criminal and government enforcement defense, and parallel civil actions. The Group intends to convene quarterly – and the second official meeting will be fireside on the patio of one of the leader’s firms.

Our mission is to provide regular opportunities for Denver’s women in white collar defense and government investigations to build and broaden their network of professional contacts and referral sources within those spaces. The Group also created a Referral Directory containing member biographies and contact information to serve as a desktop resource when opportunities for referrals arise.

Denver looks forward to working closely with the National group and other City Leaders to help bridge relationships between our practices and theirs.

CHAPTER MEMBERSHIP CRITERIA

The Denver Chapter accepts Law Firm Attorney Members, Consultant Members, Law Firm Attorney Affiliates, and Consultant Affiliates as defined:

Law Firm Attorney Member: Senior women attorney private practitioners primarily practicing in the area of White Collar Defense and Investigations, defined as those who specialize in the representation of corporations, other organizations and individuals facing government enforcement actions (criminal, civil, regulatory, and administrative), and in internal investigations, compliance and ethics matters. Must have been in practice for at least 5 years.

Consultant Member: Senior women professionals who work at consulting firms (or non-attorney professionals who work at law firms) and specialize in the White Collar Defense and Investigations field, and who otherwise qualify under the WWCDA membership criteria and offer support services and referral opportunities to attorneys in the practice. Must have been in practice for at least 5 years.

Law Firm Attorney Affiliate: Same definition as Law Firm Attorney Member but for women who have been in the practice for less than 5 years. The affiliate status will permit you to participate in certain activities of the chapter and WWCDA.

Consultant Member Affiliate: Same definition as Consultant Member but for women who have been in the practice for less than 5 years. The affiliate status will permit you to participate in certain activities of the chapter and WWCDA.

Some WWCDA and chapter events may be limited to women attorney private practitioner (law firm attorney) members only.

All Members and Affiliates must have their primary work address in the same location as our chapter.

Apply for membership today.