Katherine has served as an investigator for independent schools, nonprofit organizations, businesses, and institutions of higher education and as an appointed advisor to parties in administrative meetings and Title IX hearings. Katherine’s practice focuses on civil rights compliance related to harassment, discrimination, and sexual misconduct. With a background in litigation and investigations, Katherine is able to synthesize complex matters and assist clients with various needs, particularly those related to Title VII, Title IX, civil rights compliance, and workplace investigations.

While in college and law school, Katherine volunteered with numerous organizations to serve both her local communities and communities around the world. She has volunteered at a children’s hospital, multiple Habitat for Humanity building sites, an international human rights organization, and a New Orleans-based non-profit to assist with Child in Need of Care cases. Additionally, she was a student advocate in her law school’s domestic violence clinic where she used a trauma-informed approach to help clients obtain Temporary Restraining Orders and Civil Protection Orders. Through these experiences, Katherine’s passion for civil rights law developed.

Additional Experience

• Department of Justice and Securities and Exchange Commission investigations

• Class action defense

• Congressional investigations

• Student advocate in the Georgetown University Law Center Domestic Violence Clinic

• Student volunteer with Franciscan Children’s Hospital and Habitat for Humanity

Education

JD, Georgetown University Law Center, cum laude
BA, Boston College

Admitted to Practice

• District of Columbia

• New Jersey