Noah Brozinsky
Counsel
nbrozinsky@kaiserlaw.com | P (202) 640-2850
Noah Brozinsky is an accomplished litigator, creative researcher, and stalwart defender of his clients’ rights.
Noah has served as primary counsel in over 1,500 criminal cases, including “punishable-by-life” felonies, conspiracies, and white-collar frauds. He has conducted thousands of depositions, including examination of medical, technological, and financial experts. His record includes acquittals and dismissals in multiple jury trials, pre-trial hearings, and bench trials. From 2018-2021 he supervised dozens of new lawyers at the Miami Public Defender’s Office, teaching jury selection, trial advocacy, and advanced Fourth Amendment topics. He has delivered countless training presentations, including several on behalf of the Florida Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers.
Immediately prior to joining Kaiser, Noah was an Assistant Counsel for the National Treasury Employees Union where he wrote and negotiated nation-wide collective bargaining agreements on behalf of federal employees.
Noah is a cum laude graduate of Northwestern University School of Law where he was a Note and Comment Editor for the Journal of Law and Social Policy. He is licensed to practice law in the State of Florida, the District of Columbia, the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida, and the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia.
Education
- B.A., Cornell University, cum laude
- J.D., Northwestern University School of Law, cum laude
Noah Brozinsky
Counsel
nbrozinsky@kaiserlaw.com | P (202) 640-2850
Law 360 – “Handling Corporate Congressional Probes In The Trump Era” co-authored by Bill Pittard
January 17, 2019Matt Kaiser in The Washington Post: The Education Department wants to make campus sexual misconduct hearings fairer. It should go further.
September 6, 2018Law360 – “The Latest On Sexual Harassment Reform On The Hill” by Bill Pittard
February 23, 2018Matt Kaiser Publishes Op-Ed for The Washington Post: Lawyers: DeVos is bringing due process to campus sexual assault cases
September 11, 2017Law 360 – “When Russia Investigations Collide” by Bill Pittard
June 7, 2017Matt Kaiser Publishes Op-Ed: Minnesota’s Failed Football Boycott Was a Blow to Fairness in Campus Sexual Assault Hearings
December 20, 2016Matt Kaiser Co-Authors Op-Ed in Los Angeles Times: Absurdity Reigns in Campus Sexual Assault Trials.
April 21, 2016Matt Kaiser Guest Blogs on Washington Legal Foundation The Legal Pulse: Overcriminalization Timeline: Mens Rea, Public Welfare Offenses and Responsible Corporate Officer Doctrine
November 16, 2015Matt Kaiser Co-Authors Editorial in the Los Angeles Times: How to Punish Campus Sexual Assault
November 14, 2015Matt Kaiser Publishes an Editorial in The Washington Times: Being an Executive is not a Crime
November 11, 2015Matt Kaiser Publishes Editorial in LA Times: Why It’s Unfair for Colleges to Use Outside Investigators in Rape Cases.
September 16, 2015Matt Kaiser Co-Authors Op-Ed in the National Law Journal: The DOJ’s Crackdown on White-Collar Crime Creates ‘Cruel Alternative’
September 14, 2015Matt Kaiser Publishes Op-ed in The Weekly Standard: The Campus Sex Scene: How Congress Can Make It Worse
August 6, 2015Matt Kaiser Co-Authors Op-ed in The Washington Post: We’ve defended lots of campus sexual assault cases, so we know just how unfair they are
July 24, 2015Matt Kaiser Publishes Editorial in Baltimore Sun: A Minimum of Reform
November 14, 2014Matt Kaiser Co-Authors Op-Ed in San Diego Union-Tribune: California Bill Won’t Solve Sexual Assault Problem on Campus
September 3, 2014Matt Kaiser Publishes Op-Ed in Boston Herald: College Courts Flunks Fairness Test
August 16, 2014Matt Kaiser Publishes an Article for Time Magazine: Some Rules about Consent are “Unfair” to Male Students”
May 15, 2014Matt Kaiser Publishes an Editorial in the Wall Street Journal: The White House Flunks a Test on Sexual Assault
May 5, 2014Matt Kaiser Co-Authors Opinion for The Wall Street Journal: The White House Flunks a Test on Sexual Assault
May 5, 2014Matt Kaiser Co-Authors a Letter to the Editor in the New York Times: The Rights of the Accused
April 28, 2014Noah Brozinsky
Counsel
nbrozinsky@kaiserlaw.com | P (202) 640-2850
Kaiser Pro Bono Client Wins Early Release After More Than 30 Years in Prison
In Smith v. Arizona, the Supreme Court Considers What it Means to Confront Experts
Noah Brozinsky
Counsel
nbrozinsky@kaiserlaw.com | P (202) 640-2850
Noah Brozinsky
Counsel
nbrozinsky@kaiserlaw.com | P (202) 640-2850
