Thaddeus Furlong

(29 years of courtroom experience)

• Performed hundreds of jury and non-jury trials.
• Analyzed complex legal issues, providing comprehensive advice to clients.
• Presented clear, concise oral arguments before judges during pre-trial hearings and motion practice sessions leading to advantageous rulings.
• Represented clients in civil litigation and criminal proceedings in state and federal courts.
• Taught courtroom procedures, and testifying techniques in Moot Court, at the FBI Academy.
• Taught lawyers at Continuing Legal Education (CLE) seminars (evidence, cross-examination, case strategy)
• Handled High-Profile political, celebrity, professional athlete cases

(20 years of teaching)

• Taught Pre-Law, Paralegal Studies, Business Law, Real Estate Law, Legal research and Writing, Intro to Law, Sociology, Political Science, Social Studies, Contracts, Criminal Law, Admin Justice, Intro to Police Science courses, providing instruction to undergraduate students.
• Used a variety of teaching modalities to deliver dynamic instruction to facilitate learning processes
• Developed curriculums, lesson plans and syllabi.
• Increased student retention by providing individualized support and tailored feedback on assignments.
• Taught diverse student population by employing various learning styles and abilities.
• Created excitement and enthusiasm in classroom by delivering engaging subject matter.
• Nominated for Adjunct Faculty Professor of the Year