Katharine is an associate who focuses her litigation practice on a variety of business and commercial matters ranging from representing large companies in complex multimillion dollar contract actions to managing the legal aspects of disputes involving individuals and closely-held corporations. Katharine’s work has included managing and conducting complex pretrial discovery, researching and drafting pretrial motions, and conducting and defending numerous depositions.

Katharine received her JD from Northeastern University School of Law, where she served as a senior staff editor for the Northeastern University Law Journal. While in law school, she worked as a summer clerk in the Appellate Screening Unit of the Rhode Island Supreme Court and interned at two Boston-area firms specializing in civil litigation. Katharine received her BA in English from Georgetown University in 2009.

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Education
JD, Northeastern University School of Law, 2013BA, Georgetown University, 2009

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