Adrienne Harreveld, Litigation Associate

About

Adrienne Harreveld is a senior associate in Baker McKenzie's Miami office. Adrienne is a skilled courtroom advocate and represents clients through trial and on appeal. Adrienne represents multinational corporations and individuals in a wide range of commercial litigation and white-collar criminal matters. This includes representing debtors, trustees, and foreign representatives in adversary proceedings involving allegations of fraud and civil theft.

Prior to joining the Firm, Adrienne clerked for the Honorable Chief Judge Cecilia M. Altonaga and the Honorable Robin L. Rosenberg of the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida as a pro se law clerk. She also served as a staff attorney for the Capital Defense Project of Southeast Louisiana, where she gave trial counsel to defendants facing the death penalty.

Roles

Jul 2022–Present

Current role

Litigation Associate

Baker McKenzie LLP

Miami, Florida

Civil LitigationFederal GovernmentEnforcementWhite Collar CrimeCorporate Law

Adrienne practices in the Firm's Litigation and Government Enforcement as part of the Commercial Litigation subgroup. She has experience representing clients at trial in high-profile, high-stakes matters, throughout class actions, and on appeal in both state and federal appellate courts. Adrienne is very involved in the community and maintains an active pro bono practice.

Feb 2021–May 2022

Former role

Judicial Law Clerk

U.S. District Court

(appointed)

Legal Assistance

May 2018–May 2019

Former role

Law Clerk

Roderick & Solange MacArthur Justice Center

New Orleans, Louisiana

Law Clerk

May 2018–May 2019

Former role

Staff Attorney

Capital Defense Project of Southeast Louisiana

New Orleans, Louisiana

Attorney

Aug 2017–May 2018

Former role

Writing Dean's Fellow

University of Miami School of Law

Miami, Florida

Writing and Editing

Jul 2017–May 2019

Former role

Intern / Fellow

Environmental Justice Clinic at University of Miami School of Law

Coral Gable, Florida

ResearchLegal Assistance

May 2017–Aug 2017

Former role

Summer Legal Intern

Florida Justice Institute Inc

Miami-Fort Lauderdale Area, Florida

Legal Assistance

Jan 2017–May 2018

Former role

Research Assistant

University of Miami School of Law

Miami, Florida

Research

Research Assistant to Professor Anthony Alfieri
Cited in: https://www.uclalawreview.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Alfieri-64-6.pdf

Mar 2014–Jun 2016

Former role

Program Coordinator

Samuel DuBois Cook Center on Social Equity

Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill Area, North Carolina

Program Coordinator

Sep 2013–May 2014

Former role

Research Assistant

Duke University

Durham, North Carolina

Research

Research assistant for public policy Professor Robert Korstad

May 2013–Aug 2013

Former role

Economic Affairs Intern

U.S. Department of State, US Embassy

(appointed)Paris, France

Research

Publications & speeches

Building by Right: Social Equity Implications of Transitioning to Form Based Code

ABA Journal of Affordable Housing and Community Development Law

May 2019

Author

United States: Blowing the Whistle on Collusion – New DOJ Antitrust Division Program

bakermckenzie.com

July 2025

The Department of Justice’s Antitrust Division, in partnership with the U.S. Postal Service, has launched a Whistleblower Rewards Program to combat antitrust crimes. Following the DOJ Criminal Division’s launch of a whistleblower pilot program last year,1 the Antitrust Division is now offering a reward to whistleblowers. Under the new program, individuals who report credible and timely evidence of antitrust collusion—such as price-fixing or bid-rigging and certain monopolization cases—may receive up to 30% of recovered criminal fines. This marks a significant step in expanding detection tools for antitrust violations, with reports to be submitted through a dedicated DOJ webpage.

Link

Baker McKenzie Secures Pro Bono Win in Inmate's First Amendment Rights Case

bakermckenzie.com

August 2023

Global law firm Baker McKenzie has secured a key win in a pro bono case concerning a Florida pretrial detainee’s claim that his constitutional rights were violated when his mail to his lawyers was scanned into the jail's computer.

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