I represent clients in connection with a wide range of litigation matters, and have a particular focus on commercial and financial services disputes. Prior to entering private practice, I served as a Judicial Law Clerk to Magistrate Judge David T. Schultz at the U.S. District Court of the District of Minnesota.
My Approach
I love to knit, and I see a lot of similarities between my litigation practice and knitting: we tie facts together to form a complete story, follow threads to identify where issues started, and detangle huge knots – sometimes uncovering even more knots.
In my year of clerking at the U.S. District Court in Minnesota, I was fortunate to experience first-hand the level of complexity that businesses face in dealing with matters that go to litigation, as well as the level of care that attorneys show for their clients in their advocacy of their causes. That experience reinforced for me that I had made the right choice to become a litigation attorney. I love chasing down those loose threads and unraveling those knots, with all the determination and persistence necessary to earn the trust that clients put in me.
Outside of work, I also love taking my daughter to the playground, reading and watching movies with my husband.
Practice Areas
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Business & Commercial Litigation
Bold Perspectives
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