Noah Blaisdell

Noah is a paralegal who works closely with the attorneys.

He manages discovery, including large-scale e-discovery productions; drafts and files motions; coordinates with outside providers and expert witnesses; and organizes materials for hearings and trial. His work has spanned a wide range of cases, from murder and drug conspiracy to federal matters involving wire fraud, mail fraud, and other complex white-collar issues, where organizing and analyzing high volumes of documents are often central to the defense. His attention to detail allows Bedi & Singer’s attorneys to focus on strategy and advocacy, knowing the groundwork is handled thoroughly.

Before Bedi & Singer

Before joining Bedi & Singer, Noah graduated from Northwestern University, where he majored in political science and minored in data science. At Northwestern, Noah was a Farrell Fellow under Professor Reuel Rogers, where he assisted with data analysis and research on the politics of Black suburbanization. Noah was also Secretary General of Northwestern Model United Nations, where he planned and oversaw its 21st annual conference.