Elizabeth is a litigator who focuses on representing clients in federal and state regulatory investigations, as well as in business disputes and insurance matters, including coverage disputes with reinsurers. Elizabeth has also represented entities in bankruptcy-related litigation and in matters involving securities fraud allegations.
Through her practice, Elizabeth appears in state and federal court, as well as before arbitration panels. Elizabeth regularly handles civil subpoenas on behalf of consulting clients, including management consultants and public relations firms.
Outside of her work for clients, Elizabeth has also served as an adjunct-professor at Fordham Law School and is a member of the Junior Advisory Board of Her Justice, a New York City not-for-profit dedicated to serving low-income women in Family Court proceedings, including in child custody and support matters.
Elizabeth has received two Commitment to Justice Awards from Her Justice, a non-profit organization, for her work representing victims of domestic violence in New York Family Court. She has also been named to the list of Ones to Watch in Commercial Litigation in 2023.
J.D., cum laude, Fordham University School of Law, 2009
B.A., cum laude, University of Michigan, 2005
Elizabeth is a litigator who focuses on representing clients in federal and state regulatory investigations, as well as in business disputes and insurance matters, including coverage disputes with reinsurers. Elizabeth has also represented entities in bankruptcy-related litigation and in matters involving securities fraud allegations.
Through her practice, Elizabeth appears in state and federal court, as well as before arbitration panels. Elizabeth regularly handles civil subpoenas on behalf of consulting clients, including management consultants and public relations firms.
Outside of her work for clients, Elizabeth has also served as an adjunct-professor at Fordham Law School and is a member of the Junior Advisory Board of Her Justice, a New York City not-for-profit dedicated to serving low-income women in Family Court proceedings, including in child custody and support matters.
Elizabeth has received two Commitment to Justice Awards from Her Justice, a non-profit organization, for her work representing victims of domestic violence in New York Family Court. She has also been named to the list of Ones to Watch in Commercial Litigation in 2023.
J.D., cum laude, Fordham University School of Law, 2009
B.A., cum laude, University of Michigan, 2005