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Erin Murdock-Park focuses her practice on antitrust and employment class actions. Her experience includes defending clients in a multidistrict antitrust class action and a False Claims Act investigation by the Department of Justice, and assisting in pre-trial discovery matters in large-scale employee wage and hour claim class action. Erin has acted as second chair in a civil trial pertaining to a trade secrets and breach of duty of loyalty dispute and is a member of the BakerHostetler legal team serving as court-appointed counsel to the Securities Investor Protection Act Trustee for the liquidation of Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC. She is well-versed in pre-trial and discovery matters and has been involved with all aspects of pre-trial procedure, including drafting and responding to discovery requests, briefing motions to dismiss and representing her client in numerous depositions. Erin is a regular contributor to BakerHostetler’s Antitrust Advocate blog where she provides informative commentary on the latest developments in the antitrust litigation sector.

Erin’s prior experience includes an internship with the Honorable Frank R. Monroe in the United States Bankruptcy Court, Western District of Texas. She worked as a logistics rotational associate for a FORTUNE 500 company for several years prior to attending law school.

Community Involvement

• American Bar Association
• Ohio State Bar Association
• Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association (member: Ethics and Professionalism Committee and Bar Admissions Committee)
• Joel’s Place for Children (former Board Member and Chair of Marketing Committee). Joel’s Place for Children is an organization that provides grief support for children who have experienced the death of someone special in their lives.

Publications

• “The Result of Disparate Treatment of Third-Country Alien Employees in Multinational Enterprises: A Class Distinction,” Texas International Law Journal (2008) (won the Texas Labor and Employment Law award for best labor and employment article published by a Texas law journal)