Ms. Burke focuses her practice on advising her clients and litigating matters relating to unfair business practices, including business conspiracy, interference with contract, conversion of corporate assets, misappropriation of trade secrets, and dissolution of companies, covenants not to compete, breach of contract, and other business related matters. Ms. Burke also focuses her practice on fiduciary litigation, including shareholder and partnership disputes and trusts and estate disputes.
Ms. Burke offers her clients in-depth experience in electronic discovery, including the preservation and production of electronic evidence. She works with her clients to comply with the rules relating to producing electronic discovery and at the same time she works to minimize the costs of electronic discovery.
Ms. Burke is an adjunct professor at Washington and Lee University School of Law, where she teaches a third year practicum-based course on Corporate Counseling and Litigation, and has taught courses on Fiduciary Litigation.