Karin L. Larson

As Discovery Counsel for Miller & Chevalier, Karin Larson is a key member of the firm's legal teams, ensuring a consistent approach to discovery and document management. She provides guidance to firm personnel and clients on defensible data retention, preservation, collection, review, and production processes, leveraging the latest technology. Karin plays a central role in training firm personnel on discovery-related issues, with a specific focus on information governance. Additionally, she leads our internal group responsible for developing and training on the firm's discovery processes.

Karin manages electronic discovery and document review for large-scale litigation at Miller & Chevalier with a focus on Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) enforcement actions and complex civil litigation. Her legal and project management experience includes all aspects of discovery, investigations, document management, background research for deposition preparation, complex privilege analysis and privilege log preparation involving a wide variety of litigation including antitrust, securities fraud, Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) accounting fraud, government contracts, patent, and price-fixing Investigations.

Before joining Miller & Chevalier, Karin was the CEO of a private investigation/private security firm. Her prior experience includes in-house counsel, special investigations, corporate secretary, human resources, risk management, and claims management roles in the insurance and construction industries. She was also a Policy Analyst for the Washington State Insurance Commissioner.

Karin has volunteered as a Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) since 1994, advocating for the best interests of abused and neglected children in foster care. She has also volunteered with the Children's Home Society, the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, Partners in Public Education, and the King County Prosecutor's Office (Domestic Violence Advocate).