Caroline Elvig is an associate in Weil’s Antitrust group. Her practice focuses on regulatory approval for mergers and acquisitions as well as government investigations and antitrust litigations in both U.S. District Court and state courts. She works on matters across a wide range of industries, including software/technology, pharmaceuticals, agriculture, and finance.
Caroline maintains an active pro bono practice, including working on intake matters with the Innocence Project and is currently a member of the Weil team representing the Brady Center, a gun safety organization, which is advocating for regulatory and administrative law changes to the FBI’s firearm-purchase background check.
Caroline received her J.D. from the University of Virginia School of Law where she served on the Editorial Board of the Journal of Law & Politics. She received her B.A., summa cum laude, in History and a minor in Business from Texas A&M University.