Dolores (Lola) Garcia Prignitz
Associate
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Dolores (Lola) Garcia Prignitz
Associate
Lola represents clients in complex commercial litigation in federal and state courts. Her practice focuses on commercial matters, contract disputes, and business torts. She has represented clients in a variety of industries, including health care, finance, and telecommunications.
Lola has been involved in all aspects of litigation, developing a wide range of experience that includes briefing and motions practice, offensive and defensive discovery, and the evaluation, development, and preparation for trial. Lola also has experience with arbitration, internal investigations, and pre-litigation presentations to government agencies. She has represented government entities in all stages of litigation, and has meaningful experience with government contracting.
She has experience advising clients on antitrust matters, including civil litigation, compliance work, and state, federal, and international civil and criminal investigations of both individuals and corporate entities. As part of her commitment to a pro bono practice she has represented detained immigrant mothers and children in their removal proceedings and asylum claims.
She previously served as an Assistant United States Attorney in the United States Attorney’s Office in Northern District of Ohio Civil Division, and was an associate at a global, Am Law 100 firm.
Education & Admissions
Education
- Grinnell College
(B.A., 2006)
- Harvard Law School
(J.D., 2009)
Admissions
- State of Ohio
- U.S. District Court, Northern District of Ohio
- U.S. Court of Appeals, Sixth Circuit
Experience
- Helped successfully defend bundled pricing for medical supplier in federal civil action filed by competitor.
- Part of team that represented domestic subsidiary and foreign parent company in federal criminal investigation and follow-on class action litigation.
- Successfully defended against wrongful death action filed by estate of former federal prisoner.
- Represented a hospice provider in a licensing dispute with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid and successfully negotiated for the provider to be able to keep its licensing.
- Part of a team that represented a construction firm in a contract dispute with the West Virginia Department of Transportation, which is affiliated with the Federal Highway Administration, and that resolved the dispute pre-arbitration.
Publications & Presentations
Presentations
- “The Perils of Being a Bad Egg: DeCoster and the Responsible Corporate Officer Doctrine,” ABA Business Law Section’s Director & Officer Liability Committee meeting (September 2017)
Involvement
Professional Affiliations
- Norman S. Minor Bar Association (Treasurer; Past Vice President)
- Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association (Diversity & Inclusion Committee)
- National Bar Association
Community Involvement
- Cleveland Bridge Builders (Member, Class of 2018)
- Near West Family Network (Board Member)
- Minds Matter of Cleveland (Board Trustee, Senior Vice President, Student Programming, 2012-2014)
Honors
- Named to the Ohio Super Lawyers Rising Stars list (2019)