Linda Dale Hoffa

Linda Dale Hoffa is an Adjunct Professor of Law at Temple University's School of Law, with significant teaching experience also at Villanova University and Tsinghua University in Beijing. She is actively engaged in legal education while maintaining a high-profile legal practice focused on white-collar crime and corporate investigations.

Her research and professional interests center on criminal defense, corporate compliance, internal investigations, and trial advocacy. With deep expertise in economic crimes, she has worked extensively in healthcare, education, government procurement, securities, tax, environmental, anti-trust, and corruption-related matters.

Although no scholarly articles are listed in her bio, her contributions to legal scholarship are evident through her national speaking engagements and participation in elite legal forums, including a historic mock trial presented before U.S. Supreme Court justices.

Scientific Awards:

• Director’s Award for Superior Performance (U.S. Department of Justice, twice awarded)
• Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers (ACTL, inducted 2007)

Linda Hoffa has advised and trained numerous law students through her long-standing trial advocacy courses at Villanova and Temple, contributing significantly to legal pedagogy. She has not received public grant funding mentioned in the text but has been supported through institutional appointments and professional recognition. Her work bridges academia and high-stakes legal practice, enhancing both fields.

She is affiliated with the American College of Trial Lawyers and has presented at seminars hosted by the U.S. Department of Justice, U.S. Sentencing Commission, Third Circuit Judicial Conference, American Bar Association, and other leading legal organizations.