Kristen practices in the area of complex commercial litigation, including intellectual property and antitrust litigation. She has litigated trademark, false advertising, trade dress, dilution, and patent matters and provides advice to clients in intellectual property matters, including advice on advertising. She has also worked on a number of antitrust litigation matters, including class actions, and has participated in antitrust audits and in representing clients before the U.S. Department of Justice.

Kristen also has significant experience in document discovery and document management, including managing large document collections, reviews and productions. Her experience in document discovery involves all aspects of discovery, including document hold notices, initial meet and confer conferences, search term filtering, developing protocols for collection, review and production of documents, supervising collections and document reviews, negotiating and litigating discovery disputes, and the preparation and defense of privilege logs.

Following law school, Kristen completed a judicial clerkship for the Honorable Rebecca Beach Smith, of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia. She was a member of Pi Alpha Sigma at The College of William & Mary.