Catherine S. Choi

Catherine Choi joined Ropes & Gray’s corporate department in 2021. In law school, Catherine was named Georgetown Law’s Endowed Opportunity Scholar for all three years, and she received a CALI award in her course in International Business Negotiations. Catherine interned for the Chief Administrative Law Judge at the U.S. Social Security Administration (OCALJ) following her 1L year and drafted legal opinions on the evidentiary due process violations pursuant to Title II and XVI of the Social Security Act. Catherine was also a research assistant at Georgetown Law and worked with a faculty member on drafting a white paper that addresses the evolution of the Langdellian curriculum in law schools across the country.

Prior to law school, Catherine worked at a global research consulting company, where she analyzed the impact of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) on recidivism rates, and co-authored reports to the U.S. Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS) on data visualization techniques involving the anatomy of sex trafficking networks in the Federal Justice System. She also previously served as a director at the Massachusetts Small Claims Advisory Service during her undergraduate years at Harvard.