Cooley partner Elizabeth Prelogar was featured in Law.com and Law360, spotlighting her return to Cooley’s litigation department to lead the Supreme Court and appellate practice group out of the Washington, DC, office.

In her interview with Law.com, Prelogar reflected on her earlier tenure at Cooley and her service as US Solicitor General from October 2021 to January 2025. Additionally, Prelogar described herself as a “litigator at heart” and shared insights into her decision to rejoin the firm.

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The Law360 feature highlighted Prelogar’s legal career and her goals for the firm’s appellate practice. Rachel Proffitt, Cooley partner and CEO, and Ian Shapiro, partner and chair of the firm’s global litigation department, celebrated Prelogar’s return, citing her experience as an invaluable asset to the firm and its clients.

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