Nov 10 2024 39 mins 1
In this episode of Dog in the Yard, we sit down with Phillip C. Hamilton, a powerhouse trial attorney and litigator whose career has spanned high-stakes civil and criminal cases across the U.S. Known for his fearless approach in the courtroom, Phillip’s clients include high-net-worth individuals, Fortune 100 companies, civil rights organizations, and public officials. From securing six-figure settlements for workplace discrimination to full acquittals in complex criminal cases, Phillip’s track record speaks to his dedication and expertise.
Beyond the courtroom, Phillip teaches as an Adjunct Professor at the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law and serves on the Board of Directors for the New York Metropolitan Black Bar Association. Appointed by New York Governor Kathy Hochul, he’s also a member of the State Commission on Prosecutorial Conduct, using his influence to advocate for legal accountability and reform.
Growing up between Detroit and Queens, Phillip brings a unique perspective to issues of race and justice, making him a sought-after voice in legal commentary for major news networks like MSNBC, CNN, and BBC World News. Join us as we dive into Phillip’s inspiring journey, his insights on criminal justice reform, and the impact of his work in both the courtroom and the community.
Beyond the courtroom, Phillip teaches as an Adjunct Professor at the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law and serves on the Board of Directors for the New York Metropolitan Black Bar Association. Appointed by New York Governor Kathy Hochul, he’s also a member of the State Commission on Prosecutorial Conduct, using his influence to advocate for legal accountability and reform.
Growing up between Detroit and Queens, Phillip brings a unique perspective to issues of race and justice, making him a sought-after voice in legal commentary for major news networks like MSNBC, CNN, and BBC World News. Join us as we dive into Phillip’s inspiring journey, his insights on criminal justice reform, and the impact of his work in both the courtroom and the community.
