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Colette Tvedt is a nationally known trial attorney and lecturer who has been practicing criminal defense for over 19 years. She has tried hundreds of cases in front of judges and juries in both Massachusetts and Washington. A graduate of the Reid School of Interrogation, Colette is a recognized expert in police interrogation techniques and also has significant expertise in the area of eyewitness identification. Colette represents a broad range of clients facing investigation or prosecution for white collar crimes, violent crimes, property crimes, and drug crimes.
After obtaining her J.D. from Rutgers University School of Law in 1989, Colette served as a public defender in Boston (MA) before becoming a Clinical Professor of Law at Suffolk University. She moved to Seattle in 2006, where she worked as a felony trial attorney at The Defender Association (TDA) before joining Schroeter, Goldmark & Bender in 2007.
Colette is a frequent lecturer and moderator at local and national training programs, and has been invited to speak in over twenty states. She is also a faculty member of the National Criminal Defense College and a past participant in the Oxford University Roundtable on International Criminal Justice.
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