Caroline is a litigator whose practice focuses on complex commercial disputes. She represents individual and corporate clients across a range of industries, including financial services, real estate, and technology, in high-stakes litigation, investigations, and alternative dispute resolution proceedings.

Caroline has significant experience representing clients in disputes arising from mergers, acquisitions, and other business transactions. Having begun her legal career at a global law firm representing clients in M&A transactions and financing matters, Caroline brings to litigation a practical understanding of how transaction documents are negotiated, structured, and intended to operate.

Caroline also supports clients in matters involving cybersecurity risk and data security incidents, including disputes and investigations arising from unauthorized access, system intrusions, and alleged data misuse. She assists with breach-related litigation, internal investigations, and regulatory response efforts, and works closely with incident response teams to address legal exposure following cybersecurity events.

Caroline has experience managing all phases of litigation, from pre-suit strategy through trial preparation. Her work includes drafting and responding to pleadings, developing and executing discovery strategy, motion practice, witness preparation, and case management. She has led complex discovery efforts involving large volumes of documents and coordinated discovery teams in making strategic decisions regarding the scope, sequencing, and resolution of discovery disputes. Caroline also helps clients resolve disputes before litigation arises through pre-suit negotiations, demand letters, and negotiated resolutions.

Caroline maintains an active pro bono practice focused on immigration, survivors of domestic violence, and civil rights matters.

Prior to joining Mintz, Caroline was a corporate and debt finance associate, and earlier a summer associate, at a global law firm. During her tenure, she represented private equity funds, fund portfolio companies, and corporate borrowers in secured and unsecured financing transactions, acquisition financings, and restructurings. Her work included drafting and negotiating deal documentation and agreements, performing due diligence, and advising clients on post-closing compliance issues.

While earning her JD, Caroline served as a pro bono legal extern with Mintz and a judicial intern with the Honorable Michael D. Vhay of the Massachusetts Land Court. In law school, she served as executive senior editor of the Boston College Law Review.