Biography
Chloe represents clients in litigation, including toxic torts, environmental tort claims, and citizen suit defense.
Chloe draws on her background in mass tort litigation, multidistrict litigation (MDL), and civil procedure to help clients navigate disputes involving multiple parties, complex claims, and challenging procedural issues.
Chloe discovered her interest in litigation while working as a Legal Assistant for a small Washington, DC firm. She helped attorneys with discovery, pleadings, depositions, mediations, and trial preparation across a substantial caseload.
In law school, Chloe was an involved member of several student organizations, including the Environmental Law Society, the American Constitution Society, and the Boston College Law Review, where she published her student Note and served as a Senior Editor. Chloe also worked as a research assistant, where she contributed to scholarship on mass torts and MDLs through a procedural lens.
Education
- Yale University (B.A., 2021)
- History (with Distinction)
- Certificate in Energy Studies
- Boston College Law School (J.D., 2026)
- Boston College Law Review
- American Constitution Society, President
Publications
- One Nation, Under Whose God? The Constitutional Battle Over the Ten Commandments in Louisiana Classrooms, 67 B. C. L. Rev. 1643 (2026).
Languages
- French (Proficient)