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Elizabeth Casale

Elizabeth Casale

Associate

St. Louis
314 552 6484 314 552 6484 direct


  • OVERVIEW
  • INSIGHTS

PRACTICES

  • Education

    • Wake Forest University School of Law,

      J.D., 2018

    • Oregon State University,

      H.B.S. Business Administration, cum laude, 2015

  • Admissions

    • Missouri

    • Illinois

    • Arkansas

  • Recognitions

    • Listed in "Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch" (by BL Rankings) for Commercial Litigation in St. Louis, Missouri, 2022-2023

  • Employment

    • Thompson Coburn LLP

      Associate, 2018 - Present

      Summer Associate, 2017

    • Wake Forest University

      Library Research Assistant, 2016 – 2018

Libby assists clients with a wide variety of business litigation matters.

She performs legal research, drafts and reviews pleadings and other documents, supports case management, and assists with client communications. Libby has assisted clients with navigating  a wide variety of antitrust matters, including Sherman Act Section 1 and Section 2 issues involving conspiracy, refusal to deal, exclusive dealing, monopolization, and attempted monopolization claims. Additionally, Libby has experience with counseling clients on cybersecurity and privacy issues, including the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and the Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act.

Libby earned her J.D. from Wake Forest University, where she served as Editor-in-Chief for the Journal of Business and Intellectual Property Law and competed in several trial team arenas. In law school, she also served on the board for the law school's Moot Court and was named to the Order of the Barristers upon graduation. Libby focused much of her studies on cybersecurity and privacy and holds CIPP/US, CIPP/E (Europe) and CIPP/A (Asia) Certifications.

TCLEs

Countdown to CPRA

DOJ Cyber Fraud Initiative - Cyber Faces the FCA Hammer

Complying with the Revised FTC Safeguards Rule: Lessons from the New York Experience

The Revised FTC Safeguards Rule - What It Means and Why It Is More Important Than You Might Think

California Privacy: CCPA and Beyond

Returning to Work During COVID-19: Employment and Privacy Law Considerations

Election Day Impacts for Cyber and Privacy

Blogs

Transportation Security Administration releases security directive on railroad cybersecurity mitigation actions and testing

California issues first fine under CCPA

FTC solicits feedback on advance notice of proposed rulemaking related to commercial surveillance and data security practices

Utah and Connecticut enact comprehensive data privacy laws

Numerous privacy bills introduced in California legislature

Texas sues Meta for alleged violations of Texas biometric law

SEC announces proposed rule related to cybersecurity risk management for investment advisers

Federal Trade Commission publishes final updated Safeguards Rule

Computer-security incident notification requirement takes effect April 1, 2022

Second Circuit rules that risk of future identity theft not enough to support standing in data breach class action

Thompson Coburn Publications

Illinois Supreme Court ruling curtails prominent BIPA defense

Publications

Online Breach, Offline Injury: Privacy, Class Actions, and Business in the Internet Age
17 Wake Forest J. Of Bus. And Intell. Prop. L. 227-244 (2017)