As the former U.S. Attorney for the Western District of New York, Trini brings over 30 years of deep insight into the inner workings of government investigations—understanding not just the how, but the why. She approaches each matter with a wide lens, always considering the broader implications for her clients and the legal landscape.
Trini is known for her calming demeanor and ability to ask the right questions—often the difficult ones—and for challenging assumptions to uncover new angles and opportunities. When the path forward isn’t obvious, she’s adept at thinking outside the box to craft innovative, strategic solutions.
With tenacity and strategic judgment, Trini defends clients facing federal and state investigations. She represents both companies and individuals in matters involving internal and government investigations. Drawing on her decades of experience engaging with high-level law enforcement agencies, Trini excels at bringing parties to the table, fostering effective communication even in the face of intense emotions and divergent perspectives.
Trini’s government experience includes litigating cases and appeals before the U.S. District Court for the Western District of New York and the Second Circuit Court of Appeals. She is adept at handling high-level and complex investigations on a multitude of issues, including those which are sensitive in nature.
Drawing on her experience leading more than 100 attorneys and staff at the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Western District of New York, Trini excels at managing complex case operations, streamlining workflows and maintaining the highest standards of performance.
As U.S. Attorney, Trini was selected to be a member of the Attorney General Advisory Committee, a small group of U.S. Attorneys who worked with the Attorney General to advise on Department of Justice policies, regulations, and initiatives. Trini was also selected to Chair the subcommittee on Law Enforcement, Victim’s Rights, and Community Outreach, and she was a member of the White Collar, National Security, Border Security, and Civil Rights subcommittees.
In addition to her role as a U.S. Attorney, Trini has served as:
She is also a Certified Fraud Examiner by the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners.
As the former U.S. Attorney for the Western District of New York, Trini brings over 30 years of deep insight into the inner workings of government investigations—understanding not just the how, but the why. She approaches each matter with a wide lens, always considering the broader implications for her clients and the legal landscape.
Trini is known for her calming demeanor and ability to ask the right questions—often the difficult ones—and for challenging assumptions to uncover new angles and opportunities. When the path forward isn’t obvious, she’s adept at thinking outside the box to craft innovative, strategic solutions.
With tenacity and strategic judgment, Trini defends clients facing federal and state investigations. She represents both companies and individuals in matters involving internal and government investigations. Drawing on her decades of experience engaging with high-level law enforcement agencies, Trini excels at bringing parties to the table, fostering effective communication even in the face of intense emotions and divergent perspectives.
Trini’s government experience includes litigating cases and appeals before the U.S. District Court for the Western District of New York and the Second Circuit Court of Appeals. She is adept at handling high-level and complex investigations on a multitude of issues, including those which are sensitive in nature.
Drawing on her experience leading more than 100 attorneys and staff at the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Western District of New York, Trini excels at managing complex case operations, streamlining workflows and maintaining the highest standards of performance.
As U.S. Attorney, Trini was selected to be a member of the Attorney General Advisory Committee, a small group of U.S. Attorneys who worked with the Attorney General to advise on Department of Justice policies, regulations, and initiatives. Trini was also selected to Chair the subcommittee on Law Enforcement, Victim’s Rights, and Community Outreach, and she was a member of the White Collar, National Security, Border Security, and Civil Rights subcommittees.
In addition to her role as a U.S. Attorney, Trini has served as:
She is also a Certified Fraud Examiner by the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners.