Recently named a “Winning Litigator” by The National Law Journal, Kate Wallace is a trial lawyer with experience in a broad range of complex commercial matters, with an emphasis on antitrust and unfair competition litigation. She represents companies in class actions and in complex civil litigation through trial, in both state and federal courts. Kate is the administrative partner for the Boston Office.

In 2019, Kate successfully defended R.J. Reynolds in two Massachusetts wrongful death lawsuits. In 2018, she successfully represented the Boston Red Sox in a two-week jury trial in the first-ever “foul ball” trial in Massachusetts. In 2016, Kate was named a “competition rising star” by Law360, one of only seven antitrust lawyers named in the United States. In 2012, she was part of the trial team that obtained a defense jury verdict on an antitrust claim filed against Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital. She also helped obtain a defense jury verdict on class action antitrust claims filed against Macy’s, a verdict that was ranked as one of the “Top Ten Defense Verdicts” of 2007 by the Daily Journal.