Lisa Freeman, Esq.

Lisa Freeman represents consumers in class actions with a special interest in the private enforcement of federal and state statutes meant to protect consumers. She has experience litigating high-profile antitrust and securities cases as a lawyer at a large international law firm, including successfully representing a multinational credit card company in antitrust litigation brought by its competitors.

Lisa has briefed, argued, and won appeals in state and federal court. She partnered with the Stanford Religious Liberty clinic to represent on appeal a church providing meals to community members experiencing homelessness. After her argument in the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, the court reversed the district court's order, which would have effectively stopped the ministry. 

Lisa is admitted to practice law in California and in New York, where she served as a Special Assistant Corporation Counsel to the New York City Law Department. She clerked for the Honorable Tena Campbell, then-Chief judge of the United States District Court for the District of Utah, the Honorable Jerome A. Holmes in the United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit, and she served as a Judicial Attorney in the California Court of Appeal. Lisa taught logic at UC Berkeley, negotiation at Williams College, and legal writing at the University of La Verne.