Ms. Joleen K. Youngers

Joleen K. Youngers, the proprietor of Youngers Law, PA, is a seasoned trial attorney renowned for her formidable experience in a range of legal matters. With a primary focus on cases concerning wrongful death, personal injury, civil rights, sexual abuse, discrimination, sexual harassment, and whistleblowing, Ms. Youngers brings a wealth of experience and dedication to her practice.

Recognized for her exceptional legal acumen, Ms. Youngers has consistently earned accolades throughout her career. She has been honored as a Super Lawyer for numerous consecutive years and distinguished as a Top 100 Trial Lawyer by the National Trial Lawyers. Additionally, she holds the esteemed designation of Top One Percent Member from the National Association of Distinguished Counsel.

Beyond her thriving litigation practice, Ms. Youngers is deeply committed to legal education and advocacy. She frequently shares her insights and legal acumen by teaching trial advocacy and Continuing Legal Education courses for law students and fellow trial lawyers. Serving as an instructor for the National Institute of Trial Advocacy (NITA), she imparts her knowledge in trial practice and deposition skills across various locations, including programs both domestically and internationally.

Ms. Youngers's dedication to legal education extends to her role as an adjunct professor at the University of New Mexico School of Law, where she mentors aspiring trial advocates and lectures on trial skills. Additionally, she plays an active role in the New Mexico Trial Lawyers Association (NMTLA), serving on the board and chairing the NMTLA Annual Tort Seminar, a vital continuing legal education program.

Renowned for her tenacity and courtroom prowess, Ms. Youngers approaches each case with a blend of legal ingenuity and compassionate advocacy. With a reputation for clear, comprehensive strategies, she tirelessly pursues justice for her clients. Whether teaching, litigating, or advocating, Ms. Youngers demonstrates a strong commitment to her profession and a genuine concern for those she represents.