Irina Rudenko focuses her practice on complex commercial disputes across all stages of the litigation lifecycle. She has experience in matters involving real estate litigation, employment law, insurance issues, and cybersecurity incidents. Irina's work spans case strategy and early assessment through motion practice, fact development, and trial preparedness. She is adept at managing complex discovery, developing factual records, and briefing dispositive issues to position matters for efficient resolution.
Irina also has experience in white‑collar criminal defense and internal and government investigations, including matters before the US Securities and Exchange Commission and the Federal Trade Commission. She draws on this investigations background to help clients navigate parallel civil and regulatory risks, integrate compliance considerations into dispute strategy, and respond effectively to government inquiries.
Before law school, Irina built a foundation in social work and immigration law that informs her client‑centered approach and ability to distill complex issues for diverse stakeholders. During law school, she gained further exposure to litigation and regulatory counseling through a judicial internship and a compliance policy clinic.
Irina maintains an active pro bono practice and has been recognized for her commitment to pro bono service. She represents asylum seekers in immigration court and has assisted with the representation of indigent criminal defendants in federal matters under the Criminal Justice Act.
