Retired NYPD Lieutenant David Goldstein and Bridget on her path from narcotics and SWAT work at the Alachua County Sheriff's Office to advocating for cops as an attorney.
Bridget Truxillo presents on retaliation, whistleblower protection, harassment and discrimination on April 6, 2027 in Fort Worth, TX.
Speaking at the California Police Chiefs Association's RISE 2026 in San Diego, the former SWAT deputy turned attorney laid out how officers can answer conflict and retaliation inside their own agencies without putting their careers at risk.
At the 2026 National Law Enforcement Survival Summit in Las Vegas, the attorney and Lady Law Shield founder, Bridget Truxillo, showed command staff how the culture problems leadership leaves alone turn into turnover and lawsuits.
Bridget Truxillo will speak at the Dallas Police Women's Symposium, Protect Your Peace, on March 25-26, 2027 in Dallas, TX. Lady Law Shield is a Gold Sponsor.
Bridget Truxillo spoke at the 2026 National Law Enforcement Survival Summit in Las Vegas on September 30, 2026.
Bridget Truxillo's Police1 column on preparing for mediation, arbitration, hearings and litigation: documents, a clear account, and the right attorney.
Bridget Truxillo presented "Navigating Workplace Challenges Without Derailing Your Career" at RISE 2026: Women in Policing in San Diego, CA on September 10, 2026.
Bridget joins Pat Welsh's T.A.C.O. Tuesday to talk through protecting your career, knowing your workplace rights, and building resilience on and off the job.

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