Biography
Grace’s recent experience includes serving on Weil’s teams representing:
- Regeneron Pharmaceuticals in a Delaware federal antitrust lawsuit, securing a $407 million dollar jury verdict against competitor Amgen, for unlawfully monopolizing the U.S. market for PCSK9 inhibitor drugs.
- A client in a U.S. Department of Justice grand jury cartel investigation.
- A healthcare company in an antitrust class action alleging conspiracy between pharmacy benefit managers and data aggregator regarding reimbursements for generic prescription drugs.
- A top investment management firm on antitrust and compliance issues.
- A provider of cloud-based software and healthcare services on antitrust and compliance issues.
Grace maintains an active pro bono practice including serving on Weil’s teams representing an individual seeking accommodations under Title II of the Social Security Act; investigating and drafting supporting documents to exonerate wrongly convicted individuals; and assisting survivors petitioning for asylum in the U.S.
Grace received her J.D., from Georgetown University Law Center, where she served as an Executive Editor of The Georgetown Law Journal and student attorney at Georgetown’s Domestic Violence Clinic. During her time in law school, Grace completed a wide-host of externships, including serving at the DOJ’s Criminal Antitrust Division; the ACLU’s Program on Freedom of Religion & Belief; and the ABA Center on Children & the Law. Passionate about youth advocacy, Grace previously served on Georgetown Youth Advocates’ Professional Development & Pro Bono Committee and interned at the Children’s Law Center and Mobilization for Justice centered on shaping policy that impact vulnerable youth. Grace received her B.A. in Economics, summa cum laude, with a minor in Finance from the College of William & Mary.