Represented leading social media network in the FTC consumer protection and privacy investigation arising from the Cambridge Analytica events widely covered in the news, securing settlement through a revised Consent Decree.Prior to joining Kirkland, Olivia was involved in the following matters: Counsel for Forest Labs in class action antitrust litigation involving reverse payment and sham litigation allegations related to its Androgel products.Counsel for Fitbit, assisting in successfully securing clearance from global antitrust regulators for Google’s acquisition of Fitbit.Represented major pharmaceutical company in False Claims Act litigation alleging anticompetitive conduct in connection with blockbuster Alzheimer’s drugs Namenda and Namzaric.debit network in suit brought against Visa Inc. Represented major pharmaceutical company in class action antitrust litigation alleging anticompetitive reverse payment related to its Namenda product.Representing GoodRx in multiple data privacy class actions alleging variety of consumer protection claims related to use of third-party pixels.Defending Young Living against multiple putative class action lawsuits alleging false advertising, RICO and fraudulent business practices, including securing complete dismissal of false advertising claims at the motion to dismiss.public company in FTC investigation related to marketing practices in the travel industry Representing educational technology provider in data privacy FTC investigation.Represented national weight loss and nutrition company in securing settlement of data privacy investigation involving claims under the FTC’s COPPA Rule.Represented nation’s leading iBuyer in securing settlement of FTC consumer protection investigation relating to comparative marketing claims.Represented consumer fintech company in securing settlement of FTC consumer protection investigation relating to marketing of financial products.Represented GoodRx in first-of-its-kind Health Breach Notification Rule FTC investigation leading to settlement creating new ground rules for health-related online marketing.
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