Julie Han’s legal practice focuses on litigating antitrust and consumer protection class actions. She understands the ultimate goals of each case that need to be reached beyond the underlying complex disputes. With a focus on serving her clients in the best way possible, she approaches every issue raised during litigation in a perceptive manner and tackles each one of them until she finds the best resolution.
Julie was an integral part of the firm’s core team litigating Capacitors Price-Fixing Antitrust Litigation, in which the firm as a sole lead counsel achieved settlements of $604.55 million for the class. She left the firm in 2020 to join a global construction consulting firm and returned as a staff attorney later in the year.
Since her return, Julie has been actively involved in the firm’s many pivotal cases: Varsity All Star and Scholastic Cheer Market Price-Fixing Litigation, Diisocyanates Antitrust Litigation, and Medical Center Employee No-Poach Litigation, to name a few. She closely works through each phase of antitrust litigation from pre-trial investigation, discovery, dispositive motions, witness selection, depositions, and trial preparation. Her recent focus has been on analyzing and disputing privilege issues over document production in Xyrem (Sodium Oxybate) Antitrust Litigation.
Prior to joining the firm, Julie was a project managing attorney for a major international law firm in the San Francisco Bay Area, where she supervised discovery review teams and assisted the firm’s intellectual property litigation. For over two years, she ran day-to-day operations, managing the discovery process and ensuring timely document production and review until the case moved to trial.
During law school, as a legal intern at the Office of Legislation and Policy of the California Department of Corporations, Julie reviewed legislative proposals on California finance and mortgage lending law, and drafted analysis of the state lending issues.
Julie is a member of the American Bar Association and the Bar Association of San Francisco.