Louisa K. Karam

Louisa represents clients across various industries, including banking, financial services, insurance, and educational institutions. She focuses her practice on business torts, contract disputes, deceptive trade practices, class actions, and antitrust law. Louisa has experience in federal and state courts across the U.S.

Louisa also maintains an active pro bono practice, representing residents in the Dallas/Fort Worth area against criminal activities occurring in their communities.

• Defending a large European bank in antitrust litigation related to alleged manipulation of U.S. dollar LIBOR in the Southern District of New York.
• Defending multiple defendants in antitrust litigation alleging monopolization and group boycott in the competitive cheer industry in the Northern District of Texas.
• Representing a sports trading manufacturer in litigation involving trade secret misappropriation in Dallas County.
• Defending a life insurance company against alleged violations of antitrust law in Travis County.
• Defending a university against alleged violations of Title IX of the Educational Amendments of 1972 in the Northern District of Texas.
• Defending a mortgage servicing company in a federal False Claims Act lawsuit involving alleged violations of state and federal servicing statutes and requirements.
• Defending a life insurance company in a class action litigation related to alleged violation of the California Insurance Code in the Central District of California.
• Defending a large insurance company in putative class action litigation related to the obligation to adjust COI rates in the Southern District of Texas.
• Defending a large insurance company in putative class action litigation related to the obligation to adjust COI rates in the Southern District of New York.