Shannon L. Dunn

Shannon is skilled at managing discovery projects, leveraging technology to advance efficiency, and meet client goals. Having handled high-volume, high-pressure matters, Shannon understands how to work closely with stakeholders to tailor both legal and review strategies, focusing on best practices and exceptional client service. Shannon also manages non-litigation large document matters to assist clients with audits, investigations, and reporting.

She is especially proficient in advising teams regarding the assessment of privilege and then applying that knowledge to manage large-volume projects. This includes application of traditional attorney-client privilege and privilege logging, but also extends to special privilege issues, such as the Bank Examiner Privilege (BEP) and suspicious activity report (SAR) exclusions.

Shannon maintains an active pro bono practice supporting voting rights projects. She also volunteers with American Model United Nations, which provides an educational conference for university students regarding the United Nations and international diplomacy.

Prior to joining Morgan Lewis, Shannon worked supporting eDiscovery clients at a major eDiscovery vendor. Shannon also previously worked on a number of large employment and civil rights class actions.

• Assisted a large US food and drug retailer in insurance recovery related to opioids litigation
• Assisted a major US bank in an audit of the sufficiency of 10,000 employees’ eligibility to work in the United States
• Represented a global medical device manufacturer in a multidistrict class action, a government investigation, and ancillary litigations, coordinating discovery and ensuring coordinated production of documents across the multiple matters
• Represented a large energy provider contract in disputes related to plant retirement
• Response to second request issued by DOJ to Energy Harbor Corp. in connection with its $6.3 billion sale to Vistra Corp.
• Response to Second Request issued by the FTC to Intercontinental Exchange Inc. in its $16 billion proposed acquisition of Black Knight Inc.
• Response to Second Request issued by the FTC for a hospital system’s acquisition of additional hospital assets