Caitlin Woods is an associate in Lieff Cabraser’s San Francisco office. She has worked on mass tort, sexual abuse, personal injury, civil rights, employment, and antitrust matters.

Caitlin was a member of Plaintiffs’ leadership team in the Uber passenger sexual assault multi-district litigation alleging negligence by the rideshare giant in preventing, detecting, and responding to sexual violence by drivers. Caitlin was also a member of Plaintiffs’ leadership and trial teams in the JUUL e-cigarette multi-district litigation. Caitlin second-chaired depositions of JUUL’s CEO, Altria’s CEO, JUUL’s co-founder, and JUUL’s tobacco marketing expert, as well as voir dire in the first and only bellwether trial.

As a law student, Caitlin externed at the Northern District of California and interned for the Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence. Caitlin continues to pursue her commitment to gun violence prevention at Lieff Cabraser through advocacy on behalf of victims and their families.
Caitlin previously served as a Co-Chair of the Asian American Bar Association’s Women’s and Civil Rights Committees.
Before practicing law, Caitlin worked on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. as a congressional aide to then-House Democratic Whip, Steny H. Hoyer.