Shapiro lends his legal expertise on a variety of television programs as a Legal Analyst and Commentator. He is frequently sought by print, broadcast and Internet media to discuss the latest issues and trends pertaining to criminal acts. He is a regular legal expert on Access Hollywood, NBC News, Entertainment Tonight, Sky News, and The Today Show. He is frequently quoted in articles published by The Associated Press, Los Angeles Times, MSN.com, E! Entertainment, Forbes, Yahoo! News, the Christian Science Monitor, Los Angeles Daily News, and the Boston Herald.

Broadcast Media

Editorial & Publications

• Tesla – I Thought You Only Charge the Car? | February 2022
• Why Did Elizabeth Holmes Go To Trial? | January 2022
• What We Learned in 2021, What We Look Forward to in 2022 | January 2022
• Will Alec Baldwin be Prosecuted for Involuntary Manslaughter? | October 2021
• Attorney At Law Magazine – Harvey Weinstein: When The Predator Becomes The Prey | March 2020
• Are R. Kelly and Jeffrey Epstein Victims Too? | July 2019
• People Magazine: Will Harvey Weinstein Go To Prison? | November 2017
• Rolling Stones – Amanda Knox on Life After Wrongful Conviction | August 2017
• Attorney at Law Magazine – Lou Shapiro On NBC’s ‘Trial & Error’  | February 2017
• Attorney at Law Magazine – Criminal Law – The Best of Times, The Worst of Times By: Lou Shapiro | January 2017
• Attorney at Law Magazine – Making the Judge an Offer She Can’t Refuse, By: Lou Shapiro | December 2016
• Los Angeles Times – Officials May Never Know the Cause of the Ghost Ship Fire. Will That Hurt the Criminal Prosecution? | June 2017
• Los Angeles Times – Revenge Porn? Rob Kardashian Posts Sexually Explicit Images Supposedly of Blac Chyna on Social Media | July 2017
• Los Angeles Times – LAPD Officer Convicted of Sending ‘Harmful’ Texts to Teen, Acquitted of Child Annoyance Charges | January 2017
• Los Angeles Times – How ‘Fat-Shaming’ on Snapchat Turned into a Criminal Investigation | July 2016
• Los Angeles Times – Who Could Be Held Responsible For Oakland Fire? | December 2016
• Los Angeles Daily Journal – Criminal Cases That Made a Splash in 2010 | November 2010