
Carrie LeBigre
Lawyer
Education
- Columbia University, B.A. Italian and Comparative Literature, 1999-2003
- Columbia Law School, J.D. 2010
Practice Areas
- Civil Law
- Labor and Employment Law
- Commercial Litigation
- Civil Litigation
- Corporate Law
- Global Regulatory Compliance
Admissions
- Admitted to the New York Bar.
Regions
New York
Attorney Carrie LeBigre is a skilled litigator, strategic advisor, and dedicated advocate for children, families, and mission-driven businesses. She has a wealth of experience representing clients in complex commercial, employment, intellectual property, and civil rights litigation, including proceedings before the Second and Ninth Circuits. Carrie has also conducted high-profile internal investigations in response to complaints of discrimination, regulatory violations, whistleblower retaliation, and government inquiries in both the U.S. and the E.U. Drawing on over a decade of legal experience, Carrie has a unique talent for guiding clients through challenging legal landscapes while providing practical, actionable advice. She has operated her own law practice representing children with special needs and their families, supporting them through every stage of securing academic services—from advocacy at IEP meetings to impartial hearings, mediation, and appeals. In parallel, she has maintained a selective commercial and employment law practice, with a passion for working with mission-driven startups and small businesses.A graduate of Columbia University and Columbia Law School, Carrie was recognized as a James Kent Scholar and Peter Jay Sharp Scholar and was actively involved in leadership and editorial roles during law school. She combines her deep legal knowledge, strategic insight, and commitment to justice to help clients navigate complex legal challenges effectively and confidently.
PUBLICATIONS
- Fair Price and Process in Delaware Appraisals. Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance and Financial Regulation. Carrie LeBigre. November 1, 2010.
- The Legal and Practical Implications of Retroactive Legislation Targeting Inversions. Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance and Financial Regulation. Carrie LeBigre. September 1, 2010.
- Second Circuit Splitting with Fifth Circuit Setting Up Possible Supreme Court Review of Internal Whistleblowers’ Protection Under Dodd-Frank. Columbia Law School Blue Sky Blog. Carrie LeBigre. September 1, 2010.
- The World in U.S. Courts: Orrick’s Quarterly Review of Decisions Applying U.S. Law to Global Business and Cross-Border Activities. Carrie LeBigre. January 1, 2010.