Olivia has represented clients in a large range of disputes including breach of contract, trade secrets, internal investigations, and a variety of class actions. She also defends statutory privacy claims brought under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act and Biometric Information Privacy Act. Olivia has a focus on defamation law and has represented tech companies, high-profile individuals, and large corporations in all stages of defamation disputes, from sending cease and desist letters and retraction demands to litigating defamation lawsuits. Olivia is currently part of the team representing a voting machine company in multiple lawsuits stemming from defamatory statements about the company after the 2020 U.S. Presidential election, including a $2.7 billion lawsuit against Fox News.

Olivia also has extensive experience with pro bono matters, including representing individuals in death penalty appeals, 1983 cases, serving as a guardian ad litem, and representing individuals in small claims court. In 2020, she was part of a team that obtained a temporary restraining order victory on behalf of a class of detainees at the Adelanto Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention facility in the Central District of California and received an award from the ACLU for her work.

Olivia currently serves on Benesch’s Associate Development Committee as the co-chair of Community Engagement, Benesch’s Pro Bono Committee, and Benesch’s Women’s Initiative. She also sits on the Emerging Leaders Council for the Legal Services Corporation.

Olivia currently serves as an adjunct professor for the moot court program at Loyola University Chicago School of Law.