Brooke Cook Wilson

Brooke represents clients in a broad range of litigation matters, including shareholder derivative and fiduciary duty litigation, breach of contract suits, securities litigation, mass torts litigation, real estate litigation, and patent litigation. She routinely litigates complex commercial cases that cover numerous jurisdictional challenges in courts across the country.

Brooke wins victories for her clients with creative and persuasive arguments in written briefs and through oral advocacy. She has experience arguing in federal court, including winning a motion that resulted in a favorable written order quoting her. And when a ruling does not result in the most favorable outcome for her clients, she has the background and experience to appeal those rulings to the highest state or federal court. She will also often advise clients on how an appellate court may consider a case’s merits on appeal.

She also has experience in white-collar criminal defense and government and internal investigations. In these matters, she represents individuals and companies with a critical eye towards potential litigation. She has experience addressing all types of subpoenas—civil, criminal, and administrative. She has successfully prevented clients from turning over sensitive information, including a financial data company from producing highly confidential and business sensitive information to the government in a criminal case to which it was not a party.

Prior to joining Winston, Brooke was a judicial law clerk to the Honorable Paul B. Matey on the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit. Between college and law school, Brooke worked in public policy in Washington, D.C.