"Power has to be seized—because we already have it. It’s not outside of us. The ‘big’ isn’t out there. The ‘big’ is inside." — Twila White
Twila White dismantles injustice with precision, presence, and purpose.
With nearly 25 years of courtroom experience, Twila White has helped shape the law itself—winning multimillion-dollar verdicts and establishing legal precedent that expanded protections for women and workers. In this episode of LawHer, she shares hard-won lessons from jury trials, moments of spiritual guidance from her grandmother, and the pivotal case that helped establish #MeToo evidence in California courts.
This is a story of a woman who trained herself not just to speak, but to be heard. Who chose storytelling over silence. Who faced down broken systems and kept going—even when the odds were stacked, and the rules were rigged.
Twila’s voice is unshakable. Her presence in the courtroom is unforgettable. And her message is clear: power doesn’t wait to be handed over—it’s claimed, one bold decision at a time.
About Twila White
Twila S. White is a seasoned employment attorney and founder of TerminationLawyer.com, where she represents workers facing discrimination, retaliation, and harassment. Her track record includes landmark verdicts, including some of California’s earliest #MeToo cases. A graduate of the Gerry Spence Trial College, Twila brings old-school storytelling into modern litigation—and she’s as committed to mentoring women lawyers as she is to winning justice for her clients.
What’s in This Episode:
- The Making of a Tiger: How a juror captured Twila’s courtroom strength in six unforgettable words—and why that fierceness runs generations deep.
- Engineer to Advocate: Twila walked away from the comfort of a consulting career to chase something more meaningful: a life of legal impact.
- Trial as Transformation: From psychodrama to self-discovery, Twila reveals how personal growth became the secret weapon behind her trial success.
- Carrying Power Forward: Twila isn’t chasing bigger firms or louder rooms—she’s building her legacy from the inside out, and inviting more women to take up space beside her.
