Erin Fishman

Read More Erins practice at Shook Hardy & Bacon focused on all stages of litigation, from the initial complaint through trial preparation. Many of Erins clients were in the fire protection, alarm, and foodservice and hospitality industries, and Erin gained experience on both the plaintiffs and defendants side. Just prior to joining Kennyhertz Perry, she represented a major alarm company in federal court cases involving its competitors deceptive trade practices under the Lanham Act. At Jones Day, Erin helped clients in all stages of the Hart-Scott-Rodino merger review process, including developing strategy, interviewing, and counseling clients, managing second request document productions, negotiating scope of discovery requests and consent decrees with antitrust enforcers, and presenting information to antitrust enforcers to obtain merger clearance. Education Erin is a graduate of the George Washington University Law School (2004) and the University of Wisconsin-Madison (B. A. in Psychology, 1997; MS in Psychology, 1999). At GW Law, Erin was the production editor for The George Washington University Law Review and a member of The George Washington University Moot Court Board. After graduating from law school, Erin clerked for the Honorable Lawrence S. Margolis on the United States Court of Federal Claims.