Stephanie is an experienced strategist and trial lawyer. She defends companies in high-stakes complex civil litigation across the United States and has played a key role in more than two dozen jury trials, including serving as trial counsel in multiple high-profile cases tried to verdict. Stephanie is not afraid to push the envelope, and clients value the unique perspective, sharp instincts and creative approach she brings to each case.

Deeply experienced in all stages of litigation—from pre-suit demands through appeals—Stephanie understands how cases are won. Her clients look to her to strategically and seamlessly manage litigation from start to finish. Whether it be identifying dispositive issues, shaping themes through unconventional discovery, developing expert witnesses, or presenting the case to a jury, Stephanie works with her teams to develop and execute a comprehensive strategy to obtain the best outcomes for her clients during each phase of litigation.  

Stephanie also recognizes the importance of mitigating risks. Experienced in negotiating favorable settlements, identifying and preserving issues for appeal, briefing post-trial motions, developing appellate strategy and coordinating amici efforts on appeal, Stephanie provides continuity to her clients during all stages of litigation. Stephanie’s talents and team mentality inspires the trust and confidence of her teams and clients. As one of her clients attested, “if I had a personal problem, Stephanie is one of the first people I would turn to for advice.”  

Stephanie is also a passionate pro bono advocate. She has represented numerous pro bono clients in forums ranging from family court to the United States Supreme Court. Recently, Stephanie successfully litigated a high-profile Freedom of Information Act case against the Department of Justice resulting in the release of thousands of previously withheld documents related to a highly publicized criminal trial where allegations of prosecutorial misconduct have cast doubt on the convictions for decades.