Elizabeth has worked in electronic discovery for complex litigation and regulatory matters in pharmaceutical products liability, insurance coverage claims, regulatory compliance and investigations, general commercial and financial litigation.

Originally from Louisiana, Elizabeth served as an assistant district attorney focusing on criminal appeals and post-conviction relief cases in state and federal courts. She then served for ten years on the central criminal staff for an appellate court. Elizabeth has served as an adjunct instructor for the University of Pittsburgh and McNeese State University (Louisiana).

Elizabeth’s experience with tax-exempt nonprofit organizations led her to obtain a graduate degree in public and nonprofit management from the University of Pittsburgh. At Pitt, she supervised a nonprofit clinical program utilizing teams of students and faculty to provide technical and capacity building assistance to small community-based nonprofits in Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Delaware. She remains active with nonprofit organizations - particularly the Society for the Preservation of the Duquesne Heights Incline which maintains and operates the historic Duquesne Incline in Pittsburgh.