Hannah Grace
Hannah channels her commitment to justice into advocating for clients against corporate wrongdoing.
Hannah channels her commitment to justice into advocating for clients against corporate wrongdoing.
Hannah Grace leverages class actions to advance justice for her clients. An associate in the firm’s New York office, she litigates on behalf of people wronged by corporate malfeasance, focusing her practice on data privacy and commercial litigation.
Before beginning her career in plaintiff-side work, Hannah clerked for the Honorable Joseph N. Laplante at the U.S. District Court for the District of New Hampshire. Hannah was previously a litigation associate at a large U.S. law firm, where her pro bono legal experience included representing a tenant in a landlord/tenant dispute, a parent in family court proceedings, and victims of racial discrimination.
Hannah graduated from New York University School of Law, where she externed at the New York State Office for the Attorney General, participated in the Racial Justice Clinic, and served as development editor at the Annual Survey of American Law. Prior to law school, Hannah graduated from Stanford University with a bachelor’s degree in English and completed an AmeriCorps service term at a childhood literacy nonprofit organization.