Aubrianna L. Mierow

Associate
She/Her/Hers
Aubrianna L. Mierow focuses her practice on complex commercial litigation, high-stakes disputes, international arbitration, white collar defense, and government contracts. She has experience representing companies in antitrust and consumer protection matters, privacy and cybersecurity litigation, energy litigation, trade secret litigation, and arbitration. Aubrianna is passionate about counseling clients on litigation strategies that achieve their business goals. She recently secured an International Chamber of Commerce arbitral award on behalf of a global company.
Aubrianna maintains a pro bono practice dedicated to criminal justice matters and LGBTQ+ rights, collaborating with the Mid-Atlantic Innocence Project, Lawyers for Good Government, and Legal Aid DC. As a student attorney with the Criminal Justice Clinic at Georgetown University Law Center, Aubrianna represented clients in DC Superior Court and prepared incarceration reduction motions under DC’s Incarceration Reduction Amendment Act (IRAA) and Second Look Act. 

Aubrianna has contributed to the American Bar Association’s Antitrust Law Developments (10th edition) and articles published in the University of Miami Law Review and Wolters Kulwer on retail litigation and the impact of AI on legal practice. While at Georgetown University Law Center, Aubrianna worked as a research assistant for professor Paul Butler, assisting with articles published in the University of Michigan Law Review and the University of Chicago Legal Forum.