David Wenner

David Wenner, M.S.W., J.D. is nationally recognized as an authority on juror bias and decision-making. As a partner in the Phoenix law firm of Snyder & Wenner, P.C., Mr. Wenner has spent the last two decades prosecuting wrongful death and catastrophic injury accident cases, speaking to lawyers across the country on juror bias and decision-making, and creating a successful juror bias model. Admission to Bars 1984 - Supreme Court of Arizona 1984 - United States District Court of Arizona 1984 - United States Court of Appeals Ninth Circuit 1990 - United States Supreme Court Special Distinctions Co-Author of the Jury Bias Model™, a comprehensive model for analyzing jury judgment and decision making in tort cases. Best Lawyers in America, 2000-2008 Super Lawyers Southwest 2007-2008 Diplomat of Trial of Advocacy - National College of Advocacy, 1997 Co-Developer of AAJ's Overcoming Jury Bias Seminar & College, 1995 - present Co-Creator Jury Bias Model™ Best Lawyers in Phoenix (Phoenix Magazine) Martindale-Hubbell, A.V. rating Committees AAJ Jury Project Board of Trustees - National College of Advocacy, 1995-2001, 2002-2005 Co-Chair Blue Ribbon Committee Appointed by ATLA President to Study Jury Bias Board of Arizona Trial Lawyer Member Seminar Committee, 1998-2001 Board of the Arizona Trial Lawyers Member Seminar Committee, 1998-2001 Trial Practice Continuing Legal Education, State Bar of Arizona MEMBERSHIPS American Association for Justice (formerly, ATLA) Arizona Bar Association Maricopa County Bar Association Honors Honor Society - University of Washington, Phi Kappa Phi Research Juror Bias ATLA Blue Ribbon Committee - 1994-1997 Tort Reform Rhetoric and Juror Attitudes, 2000 - 2001, Stanford University, Roscoe Pound Foundation Juror Attitudes Post 9/11, AAJ; Roscoe Pound Foundation 2002 Robert L. Habush AAJ Endowment Jury Project --- Judicial Attitudes Toward Voir Dire, Professor Lee D Ross, Stanford University, Geoff Garin, Peter Hart & Associates, Washington D.C. 2008