KATHERINE VAN DYCK joined Cuneo Gilbert & LaDuca in 2012 and has represented plaintiffs and defendants in a variety of complex litigation matters. Her practice at CGL focuses on class action, false advertising, product liability, employment, and antitrust litigation. Prior to joining CGL, Ms. Van Dyck practiced law at a District of Columbia law firm focusing on commercial, employment, and civil rights litigation as well as criminal defense. Her experience includes appearances in jury and bench trials and other civil and criminal hearings in federal and state courts, arguing before United States district and appellate courts, and representing individuals in administrative hearings. Ms. Van Dyck’s work at CGL has resulted in significant results for consumers and employees, including the following:

• $113.7 million dollar verdict at damages trial, injunctive relief, and partial summary judgement in favor of 13,000 correctional officers owed backpay for thousands of hours of uncompensated work.
• $3.5 million settlement, after defeating three rounds of motions to dismiss, on behalf of architectural paint purchasers in antitrust price-fixing litigation.

She has also served as a faculty member at the AAJ’s seminar, Trying the Class Action: Practical Tips from the Pros, and is a member of Texas Christian University’s DC Metro Alumni Board.

Ms. Van Dyck served as a law clerk to the Honorable Hayden Head, U.S. District Judge for the Southern District of Texas, immediately following graduation from law school. During law school, Ms. Van Dyck was an Articles Editor on the Texas Tech Law Review.