Lisa Bloom is a $5 million net-worth American civil rights attorney. Lisa Bloom is well-known for representing a number of noteworthy clients in addition to being Gloria Allred’s daughter.
Janice Dickinson is one of her well-known clientele. Bloom represented Janice Dickinson, a former supermodel, in her defamation claim against Bill Cosby.

Who is Lisa Bloom?

Lisa Bloom was born in September 1961 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Gloria Allred, a civil rights attorney, raised her as her own child. Lisa’s father, Peyton Huddleston Bray, Jr., was only briefly with Gloria Allred. Gloria and Peyton met, married, and divorced during their undergraduate years. Her father, who had bipolar disorder, later committed suicide.

She was raised by her mother, a civil rights attorney. Bloom later adopted her mother’s maiden name. Bloom’s mother remarried William C. Allred when she was seven years old. Bloom earned a bachelor’s degree from UCLA after graduating from high school. She had engaged in debate while a student there and had won the National College Debate Championship. She earned a Phi Beta Kappa degree. She then attended Yale Law School, where she earned her J.D. in 1986.

How old is Lisa Bloom?

She is currently 62 years old.

What is Lisa Bloom’s net worth?

She is estimated to be worth $5 Million.

What is Lisa Bloom’s career?

Bloom began her legal career in New York after graduating from law school. She was working at her mother’s law business, Allred, Maroko & Goldberg, by 1991. While working at her mother’s firm, she worked on a sex discrimination action against the Boy Scouts of America on behalf of a girl who wished to join the organization. She also sued the Roman Catholic Church and the Los Angeles Police Department for sexual molestation.

Bloom left her mother’s firm in 2001 to pursue a career as a TV news analyst. She went on to work as a legal expert for CBS News, CNN, HLN, and MSNBC. She also appeared on “The Early Show,” “The Insider,” “Dr. Phil,” “Dr. Drew,” “The Situation Room,” “Reliable Sources,” “The Joy Behar Show,” “Issues with Jane Velez-Mitchell,” and “The Stephanie Miller Show,” among others.

Bloom chose to return to the practice of law in 2010. She established the Bloom office, a small general-practice law office that covers family, civil, and criminal cases. Bloom built a reputation for working with celebrity clientele over the next five years. In her defamation case against comedian Bill Cosby, she represented model and actress Janice Dickinson. She also represented model and actress Mischa Barton in a revenge porn lawsuit. She assisted model Blac Chyna in securing a temporary restraining order against socialite Rob Kardashian.

Bloom has notably defended a number of women in sexual harassment cases involving prominent political figures. Bloom promised to defend four women who accused then-presidential candidate Donald Trump of sexual assault in 2016. Two of these women made their allegations public, but the other two did not. One of the anonymous clients was scheduled to appear at a news conference in November 2016, but Bloom postponed the event due to death threats received by the unknown client. Following the cancelation of the conference, several donors offered to cover the unnamed woman’s security and relocation fees, but she declined.

She represented three women who accused Fox News host Bill O’Reilly of sexual harassment in 2017. Wendy Walsh, one of her customers, later filed a complaint, prompting 21st Century Fox, Fox News’ parent company, to launch an inquiry, which ended in O’Reilly’s departure and the end of his long-running program on the network.

Bloom has also worked with comic Kathy Griffin on her representation. Their friendship deteriorated following the backlash from Bloom’s relationship with Weinstein. Griffin later charged Bloom with excessive legal expenses. Other former and potential clients later came forward, accusing Bloom of overcharging for her services.