Coreen Wilson

Background

About Coreen Wilson

Judge Coreen Wilson was appointed to the King County Superior Court bench by Governor Inslee in 2022. Prior to her appointment, Judge Wilson was a civil trial lawyer with more than 22 years of experience in the courtroom. She has tried more than forty cases and has litigated hundreds more, including the nation’s first binding civil jury trial to be completed via Zoom. This experience generated a passion for technology and an innovative approach trial advocacy. She quickly became known as a leader in this field and has spoken across the country regarding remote litigation. She recently authored a practice guide on remote witness testimony for Lexis Nexis. Judge Wilson has been named a Super Lawyer by Washington Law & Politics Magazine and has been recognized as a Top Attorney in Washington by Seattle Met Magazine. She is an instructor with the National Institute of Trial Advocacy and has taught at NITA’s Women in Trial seminar. An experienced instructor of trial advocacy, Judge Wilson was invited as faculty for Emory University School of Law’s Kessler-Eisdon Trial Techniques Program in May 2025 and is looking forward to serving as faculty for the American Board of Trial Advocates’ Advanced Trial College at Northwestern Law School in August 2025. She has been a guest speaker at Seattle University School of Law on numerous occasions, and has served as both a judge and rater for a variety of law school mock trial and voir dire competitions.