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We invite you to join our insightful conversation with Bridget Truxillo, JD, the CEO and Founder of Lady Law Shield Law Firm. Bridget’s journey is not only inspiring but deeply rooted in her experiences as a former Deputy Sheriff, where she served in Patrol, Undercover Narcotics, and the SWAT Team. Her unique perspective sheds light on the challenges and decisions faced by law enforcement officers (LEOs) that can have significant legal ramifications.
We invite you to join our insightful conversation with Bridget Truxillo, JD, the CEO and Founder of Lady Law Shield Law Firm. Bridget’s journey is not only inspiring but deeply rooted in her experiences as a former Deputy Sheriff, where she served in Patrol, Undercover Narcotics, and the SWAT Team. Her unique perspective sheds light on the challenges and decisions faced by law enforcement officers (LEOs) that can have significant legal ramifications.
Have you ever considered the kinds of decisions that responders, particularly LEOs, make that might lead to legal trouble? Bridget shares her insights on the bad decisions she frequently observes, urging us to reflect on the importance of awareness and cautious decision-making. What do you think LEOs need to be mindful of to navigate the complex and often treacherous landscape of their workplace? Bridget guides us through the critical steps that can help officers mitigate legal risks and handle difficult situations effectively.
The discussion also delves into the profound impact of these professional challenges on mental health and family life. How often do we stop to think about the emotional toll that these high-stakes careers can take? Bridget’s compassionate approach not only addresses legal issues but also emphasizes seeking alternative solutions, both legal and non-legal. She offers practical advice and trustworthy support to officers across the country, ensuring they do not feel alone in their struggles.
Bridget shares her top tips for first responders facing problems with their employers. Her advice is grounded in empathy and experience, providing a roadmap for those who feel unsupported by their departments. Through this episode, we hope to inspire deeper reflection and a commitment to positive change.
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Former Deputy Sheriff | CEO of the Lady Law Shield Law Firm
Bridget has first hand experience with harassment, discrimination, retaliation, and a hostile work environment. As the only female on the SWAT team, along with her time on patrol and as an undercover narcotics investigator, she knows what it feels like to have no one to trust and to feel defeated at every turn.
This is why Bridget started the Lady Law Shield: to help those feeling overwhelmed and frustrated by a seemingly unwinnable battle. Bridget is passionate about helping anyone facing the same types of internal employment-related issues discover their ability to find happiness daily, regardless of the environment or circumstances surrounding them.
Bridget has 30 years of wellness, leadership, law enforcement, and legal training and experience that you can leverage for a blueprint on how to feel more comfort, ease, and support for increased balance and joy in life.
Bridget is an attorney, former Deputy Sheriff (Patrol, SWAT, and Undercover Narcotics), founder and CEO of the Lady Law Shield Law Firm and Protective Wellness. She is licensed to practice in TX, LA, NY, and FL. Lady Law Shield helps clients across the country with employment-related issues based on violations of protections afforded by federal law.
