Karen I TreigerKaren Treiger lives in Seattle, Washington. She retired from her law practice in 2015 to research and write My Soul is Filled With Joy: A Holocaust Book. She graduated from New York University Law School (order of the Coif) in 1988, where she served s Editor in Chief of the Law Review. She graduated from Barnard College, Columbia University in 1983. Her work experience ranges from a Legislative Assistant to Senator Slade Gorton (1983-1985), business law for a large Seattle law firm, and her most recent law practice of fourteen years with the boutique law firm of Thompson, Howle & Vaughn, where she practiced in the area of elder law. She is married to Shlomo Goldberg and they have four adult children and three children-in-law. She loves to water ski and snow ski and has run a sprint triathalon (swim, bike, run) for the past ten summers. She loves to read and listen to audio books. Treiger's Law Review Note, published in 1987 was entitled Preventing Patient Dumping: Sharpening the COBRA's Fangs. New York University Law Review 1987 Dec: 61(6) 1186-223. More recently she had the following articles published: The Jewish Press (Fewer than One in 10,000 Survived - August 17, 2018); Forward (Poland Must Reckon with How it Treated Jews During WWII; For Good and For Bad - August 9, 2018); and Jewish in Seattle Magazine (Sweet Revenge - August-September 2016). In the spring of 2016, Treiger received a Certificate in Nonfiction Writing from the University of Washington Professional and Continuing Education. She in an accomplished speaker and has presented at many Continuing Legal Education Conferences and events in Seattle's Jewish community where she is an active volunteer. She is a member of the Seattle Holocaust Center for Humanity's Speaker's Bureau. Read More Read Less