Erin Kwiatkowski focuses her practice on sanctions law, anti-corruption measures, export and import controls, and forced labor prevention.

Representative Experience

Prior to joining Pillsbury, Erin’s legal focus revolved around public and private international law. She worked as a student attorney in Michigan Law’s International Transactions Clinic and spent a summer working in Rome, Italy at a law firm focused on International Sports Arbitration. In her final year, Erin represented the University of Michigan Law School at the Salzburg Cutler Fellows Program.

Professional Highlights

  • Awarded the Darrow Scholarship to the University of Michigan Law School (2020-23)
  • Awarded the S. Anthony Benton Memorial Award, University of Michigan Law School (2023)
  • Fellow at the Salzburg Cutler Fellows Program: The Future of Public and Private International Law (2023)

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  • Notes Editor, Michigan Journal of International Law, Volume 44
  • Sport as the Key to Statehood: Catalonia’s Final Piece of the Puzzle?, Michigan Journal of International Law Blog (2021)

Education

  • J.D., University of Michigan Law School, 2023

    B.A., International Studies, University of Idaho, 2020
    summa cum laude

Admissions

  • District of Columbia