

Overview
Natasha Geiling is a litigation associate in the San Francisco office of Munger, Tolles & Olson whose practice focuses on matters related to complex litigation.
She serves clients across industries, from higher education to technology.
Prior to joining the firm, Natasha was associate county counsel to the Office of the County Counsel, Alameda County, where she represented the Alameda County Public Guardian in conservatorship proceedings in Alameda Superior Court and advised on issues related to California conservatorship law.
While attending University of California, Berkeley, School of Law, Natasha worked as a litigation extern at the Natural Resources Defense Council. She was senior online editor of the California Law Review and co-president of the Women of Berkeley Law. During her time at Berkeley, she received Jurisprudence Awards for Civil Procedure and Conflict of Laws and the Prosser Prize for Supreme Court Seminar.
Before attending law school, Natasha worked as a journalist, primarily covering environmental issues.
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- “Can the Precautionary Principle Save the Endangered Species Act from an Uncertain Climate Future?” Ecology Law Quarterly