Natalie M. Georges

Natalie draws on her experience managing a large portfolio of litigation under an alternative fee arrangement to provide strategic and cost-effective solutions for her clients. Natalie handles matters in both federal and state courts, as well as various domestic and international alternative dispute resolution tribunals. Prior to joining Morgan Lewis, Natalie worked as a commercial and securities litigation associate at an international law firm and at an international investment bank as an in-house litigation attorney. While attending the University of Pennsylvania Law School, Natalie worked as a judicial intern for Judge Gene E.K. Pratter of the US District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania and served as the Managing Editor of the Journal of Constitutional Law.

• In Hussey v. Ruckus Wireless, Inc. (N.D. Cal. 2017), the district court granted with prejudice a motion to dismiss Section 14 claims finding that plaintiff had abandoned its Section 14(d)(7) claims and failed to state a Section 14(e) claim because scienter is required and was not pled, nor was falsity adequately pled. Media coverage of this decision is linked to this bio.
• A global investment bank in a variety of regulatory matters and civil litigation in state and federal courts around the country relating to its mortgage-backed securities businesses
• A syndicate of underwriters in a securities fraud class action lawsuit arising out of underwriting services that the syndicate provided in connection with an initial public offering
• An accounting firm in an arbitration related to its role as auditor of state insurance companies