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"In an erudite and fascinating way, Elliott Abrams explores the immense but amazingly under-appreciated changes in Christian attitudes towards Jews as well as the failure of communication between orthodox and more secular Jews, arguing that American Jewry can only survive as a 'religious' community." --Edward Koch, former mayor of New York City
Elliot Abrams
Elliot Abrams is a partner at the Raleigh, North Carolina, law firm Cheshire Parker Schneider, PLLC, where he focuses his practice on criminal defense and other high-stakes litigation. Mr. Abrams is a graduate of Georgetown University Law School, and he obtained his undergraduate degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Mr. Abrams has tried and won multiple state and federal trials. And he has successfully utilized the Rule-Out method in a first-degree murder trial, in which the FBI was the lead investigative agency, as well as in a separate federal criminal trial.
In 2023, Mr. Abrams won the Public Justice Trial Lawyer of the Year award for obtaining the largest trial verdict in U.S. history in a wrongful conviction case. He has also successfully litigated a number of appeals and licensing board trials, and he has represented multiple people accused of wrongdoing by the NCAA, including a former head coach of an ACC basketball team.
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