Courtney brings nearly a decade of experience in high-stakes appellate litigation, with a focus on administrative and constitutional law. She has represented federal agencies in more than 30 appeals across multiple U.S. Courts of Appeals, defending complex regulations and federal programs. She also has significant experience with federal statutory interpretation and agency rulemaking challenges. Her work spans a wide range of industries, including healthcare, labor, and government operations. Clients rely on Courtney for her ability to navigate complex legal frameworks while crafting persuasive and effective appellate strategies.
Courtney regularly advises clients on litigation risks related to agency actions and regulatory compliance and has extensive experience working with the U.S. Supreme Court, including drafting briefs and petitions in coordination with the Office of the Solicitor General. Her insights into federalism, preemption, and separation of powers also inform her academic work as an adjunct professor at Georgetown Law, where she co-teaches a seminar on constitutional structure and major questions in administrative law.