Noelle has devoted her career to complex antitrust litigation, prosecuting cases across the country on behalf of consumers and businesses harmed by anticompetitive conduct, She began her career litigating In re Automotive Parts Antitrust Litig., a massive multidistrict antitrust litigation, that ultimately resulted in over $1.2 billion in recovery for indirect purchaser plaintiffs—the largest indirect purchaser recovery ever at the time. Noelle has subsequently brought this experience, with particular depth in price-fixing cartels and indirect purchaser issues, to each of her cases involving a number of industries, including the pharmaceutical and residential real estate industries.
Practice Focus
- Antitrust
- Commodities
- Privacy
Representative Successes
- Achieved ice-breaker settlement on behalf of homebuyers in Batton v. National Association of Realtors after multiple rounds of motions to dismiss and significant discovery.
- Secured class certification in Dennis v. The Andersons et al.
- Defeated multiple motions to transfer and dismiss and contributed significantly to class certification and expert analysis in In re Interior Molded Doors Indirect Purchaser Litigation with co-lead counsel, ultimately resulting in settlement.
- Obtained billions in recovery in In re Automotive Parts Antitrust Litigation as part co-lead counsel team.
Professional Engagement
- ABA Handbook: Rule of Reason, Contributing Author (Upcoming)
- 7th Circ. Ruling Solidifies Circuit Split On Antitrust Standing (2020)
- Must Class Certification Evidence be Admissible (2020)
- SCOTUS Apple App Decision Opens Door to Consumer Antitrust Actions (2019)
- Panelist, Investor-Related Antitrust Class Actions: What You Need to Know (2025)
- Panelist, COSAL Diversity and Leadership Summit (2024)
Recognition
- American Antitrust Institute, Outstanding Achievement in Private Practice
- American Antitrust Institute, Outstanding Achievement by a Young or Newly Admitted Lawyer
- Super Lawyers Rising Stars 2025
- Antitrust Writing Award (2020)
Community & Personal
Noelle’s experience also includes significant pro bono work, with particular focus on children under the age of 21 who were abandoned, abused, or neglected in their home countries and now seek asylum or lawful permanent residency in the United States. She is also an active leader of the firm’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee.