Minna Lo Naranjo

Associate

Minna Naranjo focuses on antitrust and complex litigation matters. She has worked on litigation, investigation, and counseling matters in many industries including pharmaceutical, technology, airline, oil and gas, and ride-sharing industries. Her experience includes multidistrict litigation, class action and direct action defense, litigation against the DOJ and multiple state attorneys general, and counseling on matters ranging from cartel and monopolization, breach of contract, fraud, and unfair competition matters.

Extended Profile

Minna also conducts internal investigations and helps clients respond to Requests for Additional Information and Documentary Materials (Second Requests) from the US Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) in merger investigations.

Minna’s active pro bono practice includes dismissals of immigration charges, applications for asylum status for multiple detained refugees during removal proceedings, and applications for U-visa status. She has also represented elderly disabled individuals in administrative hearings after they were denied home healthcare under California’s adult day healthcare Medi-Cal Community-Based Adult Services (CBAS) program, tenants in full-scope eviction cases, and provided research in gun violence prevention initiatives, LGBT rights, and the treatment of youth in California’s juvenile justice systems.

Before transferring to Morgan Lewis’s litigation practice in San Francisco, Minna was in the firm’s Washington, DC, office, where she was an associate in the antitrust practice.