Milica Krnjaja

Milica focuses her practice on complex business litigation, with a particular emphasis on shareholder derivative and securities class action litigation, breach of contract disputes, franchise disputes, and international arbitration.

Milica frequently authors articles on issues involving securities laws, as well as emerging technologies such as blockchain and artificial intelligence. She explores the intersection of business law and innovative technologies. Her work has been featured in Law360, The Legal Intelligencer, and other prominent publications.

Before joining the firm, Milica served as a judicial extern for the Honorable Christopher C. Conner in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania.

• Representing a Canadian electric vehicle manufacturer in a derivative litigation in the Delaware Chancery Court and in a securities class action in the Southern District of New York in connection with a de-SPAC merger transaction.
• Representing a compliance consultant in litigation against a former hedge fund client in the District of New Jersey.
• Represented a commercial vehicle electrification solutions provider in shareholder derivative action relating to a de-SPAC merger in in the District of Massachusetts.
• Representing an insurance company in breach of contract matter.
• Representing a clothing manufacturer in an ICC arbitration seated in New York.
• Represented a biotherapeutics company in litigation in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.
• Represented a private college in litigation alleging violation of the Equal Protection Clause and Title IX. Obtained the court-ordered dismissal of the lawsuit and an affirmance on appeal in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit.