Hannah Crowe

Hannah Crowe joined Burns Charest after graduating from Harvard Law School. Hannah represents plaintiffs and businesses in a variety of high-stakes matters and has delivered winning arguments in federal and state courts. She is currently a key member of the litigation team representing hospitals for claims against pharmaceutical manufacturers, distributors, and pharmacies charged with wrongful marketing, distribution, and dispensation of opioids. Hannah also represents several classes of individuals against major websites that allegedly violate state and federal statutes by sharing users' personal and website usage information for targeted advertising purposes. Among other critical successes, Hannah recently argued and won partial summary judgment for her client, a major electronic voting hardware and software company, in a commercial litigation case.

During law school, Hannah was an oralist and quarter finalist in the Ames Moot Court Competition, one of the most prestigious competitions for appellate brief writing and advocacy in the country. A native Texan, Hannah graduated summa cum laude from Rice University and was inducted into Phi Beta Kappa. Prior to law school, Hannah worked for the Boston Consulting Group.

Representative Cases

• Florida Health Sciences Center, Inc. et al v. Sackler et al (Broward Cty. Ct.) (opioids litigation)

• DCH Health Care Authority, et al v. Purdue, et al (Conecuh Cty. Ct.) (opioids litigation)

• Guida v. Gaia, Inc. (D. Colo.) (data privacy litigation)

• Fiorentino v. FloSports, Inc. (D. Mass.) (data privacy litigation) – achieved $2.6 million settlement on behalf of subscriber class

• Red, White, and Blue, Inc. Ltd. v. Dominion Voting Systems Corp. (Collin Cty. Ct.) (commercial litigation) – argued and won summary judgment on behalf of client; achieved favorable settlement shortly thereafter

• Altman et al v. Caesars Entertainment, Inc. et al (D.N.J.) (antitrust litigation)

• Tavantzis v. American Airlines (N.D. Cal.) (catastrophic personal injury litigation)