Minna Lo Naranjo

Minna regularly counsels companies and trade associations on risk mitigation and antitrust compliance and training programs with a practical, business-friendly approach. She has been recommended by Chambers, which notes that “she keeps trains running and knows how to navigate cases.” Minna is known for her hands-on approach and her ability to manage sprawling litigation with precision and efficiency. She leads antitrust initiatives on algorithmic pricing and artificial intelligence (AI) issues in various industries.

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 as well as tenants in full-scope eviction cases, and has 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. She currently serves as the Pro Bono Chair of the San Francisco office.