Erin Morrissey Victoria’s developing commercial litigation practice encompasses an array of substantive areas, with a primary focus on media and healthcare matters. She has a considerable background in legal research and editing in the media context, having assisted a law school professor in writing a book on the delicate balance between newsworthiness and privacy. Her nuanced understanding of First Amendment law and other media considerations allows her to counsel clients on maintaining their freedoms as journalists while avoiding legal liability.
Comparably, Erin’s attention to detail and keen critical thinking skills enable her to strategically pursue her healthcare clients’ goals, whether in the context of a dispute with an insurer or with regard to related commercial disputes. She has experience analyzing complex contractual disputes between healthcare entities and employees, as well as drafting appellate briefs.
Erin’s scholastic approach to legal precedent allows her to craft novel arguments based on central principles of constitutional law, including 11th Amendment immunity and Article III standing concerns. Notably, Erin is fluent in Spanish, having worked abroad teaching English and translating for lawyers, law professors, and other corporate clients. Erin is a recipient of the prestigious Tulane 34 award, given to students who have achieved academic excellence while also demonstrating leadership skills and a commitment to community service.