Susan Warren is a partner at Feferman & Warren where she has worked since 1996 practicing consumer law. Ms. Warren was lead counsel on Lee v. Gallup Auto Sales, Inc. where a jury awarded a young Navajo couple $669,000 in a car fraud case which also involved tortuous debt collection. Ms. Warren was quoted in an article about the Lee verdict in Lawyers Weekly USA.

Her favorable published decisions include Morey v. Miano, 141 F. Supp. 1061 (D.N.M. 2001) (New Mexico motor vehicle bonding statute applies where consumer has alleged fraud in the sale of a motor vehicle); Rubio v. Bob Crowe Chrysler, 145 F. Supp.2d 1248 (D.N.M. 2001) (New Mexico motor vehicle bonding statute allows direct action against surety bonding company, where consumer has alleged fraud in the sale of the motor vehicle); and Salmeron v. Highlands Ford Sales, Inc., 223 F. Supp.2d 1239 (D.N.M. 2002) (Complaint stated a claim where consumer alleged the dealer did not furnish the motor vehicle title for her examination and signature, in a deliberate attempt to hide the auto's history and if she had seen that history she would not have bought it).

Ms. Warren graduated from Harvard Law School in 1990. Following graduation, Ms. Warren worked for six years at DNA-People's Legal Services, the legal aid program serving the Navajo Nation, before joining Feferman & Warren.

Ms. Warren is an avid hiker who loves to travel. In April 2000, she climbed to Mt. Everest Base Camp in Nepal.