ABOUT SIMINA
Simina Gentry is an attorney, legal scholar and law professor (when time allows) whose work centers on understanding how clients and lawyers question and interpret information, challenge assumptions and respond to differing perspectives.
Rather than focusing only on doctrine or a specific conclusion, she looks at how the attorney client interactions develop, how actions are perceived and to how conclusions are formed.
ABOUT SIMINA
Simina Gentry is an attorney, legal scholar and law professor (when time allows) whose work centers on understanding how clients and lawyers question and interpret information, challenge assumptions and respond to differing perspectives.
Rather than focusing only on doctrine or a specific conclusion, she looks at how the attorney client interactions develop, how actions are perceived and to how conclusions are formed.
ABOUT SIMINA
Simina Gentry is an attorney, legal scholar and law professor (when time allows) whose work centers on understanding how clients and lawyers question and interpret information, challenge assumptions and respond to differing perspectives.
Rather than focusing only on doctrine or a specific conclusion, she looks at how the attorney client interactions develop, how actions are perceived and to how conclusions are formed.

Simina’s Approach
Simina examines truth, misinterpretations and responsibilities in the way lawyers and clients comprehend one another. She looks at how lawyers communicate and how client assumptions shape expectations, reactions and conclusions.
Her work questions where did the lawyer do wrong in this approach to clients; what the lawyers can do to navigate this relationship better; what clients should be mindful of and embrace in their quest for legal representation; how clients are geared to interpret and assign responsibility of their outcome if negative; what is fair to the client, and what is fair to the lawyer in approach and perception.
Background
Simina is an attorney holding advanced academic credentials from Harvard University and the University of Southern California Gould School of Law, where she completed graduate-level legal studies with top academic distinction. As a law professor, she has taught legal strategy & reasoning, contracts and other courses, working closely with students and professionals to examine how legal thinking is developed and applied.
At the beginning of her career, she worked with a global law firm focusing on high-stakes litigation matters and, subsequently, she continued practicing in the areas of contract, business and corporate law. She has advised businesses at various stages on compliance, corporate structure and regulatory matters, and has worked on complex transactions involving agreements, expansion and international operations. Her litigation practice includes discovery in complex and various other cases, negotiating settlements involving federal regulatory issues and other business disputes. She has worked with both domestic and international matters, navigating federal regulations, contractual structures and high-stakes decision-making across a range of industries.
Her perspective is shaped by experience across both transactional and litigation areas of practice.
Simina continues her work through writing, research and speaking, with a forthcoming book in development.
Background
Simina is an attorney holding advanced academic credentials from Harvard University and the University of Southern California Gould School of Law, where she completed graduate-level legal studies with top academic distinction. As a law professor, she has taught legal strategy & reasoning, contracts and other courses, working closely with students and professionals to examine how legal thinking is developed and applied.
At the beginning of her career, she worked with a global law firm focusing on high-stakes litigation matters and, subsequently, she continued practicing in the areas of contract, business and corporate law. She has advised businesses at various stages on compliance, corporate structure and regulatory matters, and has worked on complex transactions involving agreements, expansion and international operations. Her litigation practice includes discovery in complex and various other cases, negotiating settlements involving federal regulatory issues and other business disputes. She has worked with both domestic and international matters, navigating federal regulations, contractual structures and high-stakes decision-making across a range of industries.

Her perspective is shaped by experience across both transactional and litigation areas of practice.
Simina continues her work through writing, research and speaking, with a forthcoming book in development.
Why Ask Simina?
Because you need to know how things can get better!
The truth matters for both attorneys and clients.
Simina looks at how people arrive at their conclusions — what they notice, what they assume and what they carry forward from their experience.
Her focus is not about reinforcing what people already believe, but about examining how those beliefs are formed in the first place and to what extent such beliefs are grounded in reality and contribute to misperceptions that can take hold as truth, regardless of accuracy.
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