Two Legal
Minds Are Better Than One:
Douglas T.
Burns & Randy Scott Zelin
Celebrated
Their
First Year of Success
With
Cocktails
and War Stories
Prominent New York White Collar criminal
defense attorneys Douglas
T. Burns, Esq. and Randy
Scott Zelin celebrated
their first year of working together at The
Princeton Club of New York on Wednesday,
October 14, 2015.
Both Burns and Zelin are highly sought after
legal commentators appearing on Television and Radio
networks such as Fox News, CNN, CBS, WPIX11, 20/20, HLN, Fox
Business News, Bloomberg, WOR weekly and are frequently
quoted in leading newspapers including the Wall Street
Journal, New York Times.
Guests enjoyed an
assortment of cocktails and hors d’oeurves as they exchanged
war stories of their successes over the past year. Notable
attendees included: Douglas
T. Burns (Host),
Randy Scott Zelin (Host), Jon
Scott (Analyst,
Fox News Chanel), Eric
Shawn (Anchor,
Fox News Channel), Lis
Wiehl (Analyst,
Fox News Channel), Rita
Cosby (WABC
Radio Host), Tom Keniff (Legal
Analyst), Todd Rome (President,
Blue Star Jets), Fred
Tecce (Fox
News Legal Analyst), Rick
Ungar (Senior
Political Contributor, Forbes) and Michael
Mansfield (Vice
President of T&M Protection Resources LLC.).
After years of providing expert commentary
and insight on high profile court cases, they began working
together professionally off screen to collaborate on winning
some of the most high profile business crime and fraud cases
of our time.
Douglas Burns was a federal prosecutor for
the U.S. Department of Justice in the Criminal Division of
the Eastern District of New York for nine years prior to
joining the private sector and establishing his firm,
Douglas T. Burns, ESQ. where he specializes in the White
Collar criminal defense practice and complex litigation.
Randy Zelin served as an Assistant District Attorney of
Nassau County prior to establishing his private practice
Randy Scott Zelin PC. in 1991. Within his practice, he
specializes in White Collar criminal defense and represents
business organizations, boards of directors, special
committees, professionals and individuals in complex fraud
and business crime cases.
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