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Whitney advises clients on regulatory compliance and enforcement in highly regulated industries, including health care and life sciences, data privacy and cybersecurity, and emerging technology. She assists companies in navigating complex investigations and enforcement actions, helping them mitigate regulatory risk proactively.

Whitney also maintains a robust pro bono practice with particular focus on Innocence Project claim analyses. She also represents residents in civil actions against criminal activity affecting their communities and has handled family law matters, including securing a divorce and spousal support award for a client. Whitney, herself a veteran, also assists veterans in obtaining service-connected compensation.

Whitney advises clients on regulatory compliance and enforcement in highly regulated industries, including health care and life sciences, data privacy and cybersecurity, and emerging technology. She assists companies in navigating complex investigations and enforcement actions, helping them mitigate regulatory risk proactively.

Whitney also maintains a robust pro bono practice with particular focus on Innocence Project claim analyses. She also represents residents in civil actions against criminal activity affecting their communities and has handled family law matters, including securing a divorce and spousal support award for a client. Whitney, herself a veteran, also assists veterans in obtaining service-connected compensation.

Education

  • Texas A&M University School of Law, J.D., magna cum laude, 2025, staff member, Texas A&M Journal of Property Law
  • University of Michigan, Bachelor of Health Care Administration, 2021

Bar Admissions

  • Texas