Anna Volkov is an associate in Montgomery McCracken’s Litigation Department. She focuses her practice on complex litigation matters involving commercial disputes, products liability, toxic torts (including asbestos), and intellectual property. Specifically, she has experience in copyright, trade secret, and noncompete litigation and has represented plaintiffs in high-stakes trade secret misappropriation cases. She has also represented NCAA athletes in arbitration and mediation.
Anna earned her J.D. degree, cum laude, from Tulane University Law School where she was a Notes and Comments Editor for the Tulane Law Review and a Research Assistant for the Civil Rights and Federal Practice Clinic. During law school, Anna worked at the Pennsylvania State Treasury. She also studied international sports law and food and drug law at the University of Copenhagen.
Prior to law school, Anna received her B.A. in English with a minor in Psychology from Rhodes College, where she was co-captain of the Women’s Varsity Tennis Team.
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Litigation
Montgomery McCracken’s Litigation Department offers a deep bench of skilled and experienced litigators whose practice areas encompass a broad array of industries and substantive legal disciplines. Our clients include individuals, […]
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Commercial Litigation
Montgomery McCracken’s Commercial Litigation Practice has a long and illustrious history. We handle a wide range of individual and corporate disputes involving virtually every area of personal and business endeavors […]
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Product Liability, Toxic Torts and Catastrophic Events
Intellectual Property
The attorneys in Montgomery McCracken’s Intellectual Property Department provide legal services in various aspects of intellectual property law. We are dedicated to assisting our clients in protecting, managing, and leveraging […]
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Selected Publications - Author, “If You Can’t Beat Them, Join Them,” Tulane Law Review, November 2023
- Author, “Losing Isn’t Cheap: The Fifth Circuit Advances the Fair Use Doctrine to Protect Non-Transformative Secondary Uses Absent Commercial Gain,” Tulane Law Review, April 2023
Education Law School
- Tulane University Law School
Undergraduate School
