Nabintou Doumbia

Nabintou Doumbia is an associate in the firm's litigation group. She represents clients in complex commercial and securities litigation matters, with experience in dispositive motion practice, factual discovery, internal investigations, appellate briefing, and trial preparation. Her work includes matters involving securities class actions, de-SPAC transaction disputes, real estate litigation, employment-related claims, and cross-border disputes. Nabintou also supports corporate internal investigations involving financial reporting and workplace misconduct allegations, including preparing interview outlines, assisting with witness preparation, and reporting findings to company leadership.

Prior to joining the firm, Nabintou served as a judicial law clerk to the Hon. Brandy R. McMillion of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan, where she drafted opinions addressing dispositive motions and a broad range of federal and state law claims. During law school, she served as president of the Muslim Law Students Association and lead submissions editor of the Georgetown Immigration Law Journal.