Reese represents growth-stage and regulated-industry companies in disputes that follow periods of rapid consolidation, including fiduciary duty claims arising from a merger or leadership decision. Her earlier work on the regulatory side of acquisitions now informs how she approaches litigation involving complex transaction histories, giving her an eye for the structural decisions that later become the subject of a claim. She trained at Berkeley Law and is known for spotting the issue in a record that others miss. Reese has represented clients in healthcare, life sciences, and technology through disputes stemming from consolidation strategies in tightly regulated markets, often working alongside regulatory counsel to build a coordinated defense. She previously spent several years at a boutique antitrust practice before broadening into complex litigation, giving her a distinctive perspective on how regulatory bottlenecks and governance disputes intersect. Outside of her caseload, Reese mentors junior associates and writes on consolidation trends in concentrated industries, and she is a frequent speaker at regional bar association events on corporate governance litigation.
