Lisa Harty: NITA Advocate – Bulkley Richardson
- Lisa Harty, an attorney with Bulkley Richardson's Litigation Department, has been awarded the NITA advocate designation by the National Institute for Trial Advocacy (NITA).
- Harty completed NITA courses in Boston, Chicago, and New York City.
- NITA provides practical, hands-on training through courtroom simulations and feedback from experienced judges and litigators.
Lisa Harty,a Bulkley Richardson attorney,has achieved the prestigious NITA advocate designation,a notable recognition of her superior courtroom and litigation skills. This accolade from the National Institute for Trial Advocacy (NITA) highlights Harty’s dedication and expertise, honed through rigorous training in Boston, Chicago, and New York city. NITA’s immersive programs focus on vital advocacy techniques, oral arguments and deposition strategies, establishing a commitment to ethical and effective portrayal. It’s a powerful indicator of excellence. Harty’s unique blend of medical and legal expertise further enhances her litigation capabilities, providing her with a distinct advantage in handling complex cases. Those in the legal community will recognize this as a milestone. For more data, consider checking out News Directory 3 to see a broader view of how Bulkley Richardson is leading through its team members. Discover what’s next for Harty and her clients.
Lisa Harty Earns NITA Advocate Status for Litigation Skills
Updated May 29, 2025
Lisa Harty, an attorney with Bulkley Richardson’s Litigation Department, has been awarded the NITA advocate designation by the National Institute for Trial Advocacy (NITA). This recognition is given to attorneys who demonstrate advanced courtroom and litigation skills through intensive training programs.
Harty completed NITA courses in Boston, Chicago, and New York City. These courses provided immersive training in trial advocacy techniques. The NITA advocate program is known for its instruction in areas such as trial skills, oral arguments, depositions, and legal communication.
NITA provides practical, hands-on training through courtroom simulations and feedback from experienced judges and litigators. The designation reflects a commitment to ethical and effective advocacy.
Bulkley Richardson noted that Harty’s background in both medicine and law allows her to handle complex litigation with insight.
“Lisa joins an esteemed group of NITA advocates who have demonstrated their dedication to advocacy for clients,” said Chris Visser, chair of Bulkley Richardson’s Litigation Practice. “Lisa’s experience at the firm, combined with NITA’s training, provides her with a powerful advantage to best advocate for her clients.”
What’s next
With this new designation, Harty is expected to continue providing strong advocacy for her clients at Bulkley Richardson, leveraging her enhanced litigation skills and unique background.