Elizabeth McLaughlin

Liz enjoys the challenges of legal work and the opportunity to help people through complex problems. Her previous experience includes serving as a Legal Intern in the Civil Division (Defensive Litigation Unit) at the United States Attorney’s Office for the District of Massachusetts, where she supported federal litigation on behalf of government agencies, and as a Judicial Intern at the Massachusetts Superior Court, where she conducted legal research, drafted memoranda, and analyzed evidentiary issues.

While in law school, Liz served as Note Editor of the Suffolk University Law Review and worked as a Rule 3:03 student attorney with the New England Innocence Project.

Prior to law school, Liz worked as a paralegal, focusing on securities fraud and consumer class action litigation. In this role she gained experience with large, nationwide class actions and high‑volume litigation.