I have a breadth of legal expertise and bring a honed strategic and analytical mind to resolving your legal situations. I love what I do because I get to use my skills and experience to help families. As a family woman myself, I understand and appreciate the lengths you will go to to protect your family. Together, we will resolve whatever your legal issues may be in the best interest of your family. With 10 years of experience working for the GAO in Washington, DC, I am uniquely qualified in the examining of policies, legislation, compliance, analyzing and proposing recommendations in systems and practices to improve effectiveness of programs to be compliant with laws. This foundation of process, legal, and program analysis makes me a strong partner proposing options for family law resolutions as well as supporting all the professional and personal legal needs of entrepreneurs and corporate professionals.

John W. Day is a Santa Fe attorney who practices in criminal defense, civil litigation and government misconduct/civil rights litigation. Prior to John Day Law, John had a successful tenure as a partner in one of Santa Fe\'s oldest and largest law firms where he practiced in the same areas of criminal defense, civil litigation and government misconduct/civil rights litigation. John has represented clients in courts throughout New Mexico. He has successfully defended cases involving national security clearance matters, white-collar offenses, homicide, violent crime, and drug offenses, among others. He has provided personalized legal representation to families and institutions with special legal problems and crisis situations, both here and abroad. John’s prior careers as Deputy District Attorney in northern New Mexico and as an award-winning investigative reporter covering political corruption in the Southern U.S. have served him well in the field of law. John’s family began cattle ranching in New Mexico in the 19th century, and founded the (now-ghost) town of Dayton, New Mexico, in Eddy County. He graduated from Harvard University in 1985 with a degree in history, focusing on New Mexico’s past, and earned his Juris Doctorate from the University of New Mexico in 1995

Mr. Day's practice focuses on providing Delaware litigation counsel services for in-house attorneys and many of the nation’s leading intellectual property firms in patent and trademark disputes before the United States District Court for the District of Delaware, both on the plaintiff and defense side. Mr. Day’s IP practice includes a broad variety of technology, involving medical devices, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, consumer electronics, computer hardware and software, telecommunications, and other technologies. Mr. Day is serving or has served as Delaware counsel in many major patent cases. Mr. Day also serves as Church Attorney to the Episcopal Diocese of Delaware. He earned his B.A. from Gordon College before attending Temple University School of Law, where he earned his J.D.

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