Recognized by Lawdragon, Best Lawyers, and Super Lawyers as a top antitrust lawyer and by Profiles in Diversity Journal as an emerging leader, Carol represents clients across mergers, government investigations, litigation, and compliance matters with her deep knowledge in technology, healthcare and life sciences, automobile, consumer goods, and manufacturing industries. 

Clients trust Carol in high-stakes and challenging antitrust matters. Her ability to develop effective strategies, coupled with her strength in leading multi-jurisdictional teams to efficiently execute the strategies, has led to consistently favorable results that move her clients’ business forward expediently.

Carol’s most recent work includes serving as global lead counsel for Worldpay in its $24.5 billion acquisition by Global Payments; representing McKesson in its completed $2.49 billion acquisition of a controlling interest in Florida Cancer Specialists’ Core Ventures; and representing UPMC in its affiliation with Washington Health Systems.

Carol’s antitrust experience extends beyond the U.S. While at Axinn, Carol completed a secondment at a top law firm in Japan, where she represented U.S. clients in cross-border matters before the Japan Fair Trade Commission, and represented Japanese clients before U.S. and European regulators. Fluent in Mandarin Chinese and Japanese, Carol is particularly adept at delivering practical antitrust advice to multi-national companies that aligns with her clients’ business and cultural realities. During her time in Japan, Carol also co-taught an undergraduate course on global competition law at the University of Tokyo School of Law.

Carol earned her J.D. from Harvard Law School. She was a founding member of the Harvard China Law Association and continues to lend her support for the organization by joining as panel speaker in the Association’s annual Harvard China Law Symposium.

She maintains an active pro bono practice dedicated to helping immigrants obtain political asylum in the U.S. She has represented clients from Latin America and Africa fleeing from gangs, gender-based violence, and political prosecution in asylum proceedings before the USCIS Asylum Office, and in immigration courts. She has successfully obtained political asylum for her clients and families.