Ellison A. Snider is committed to advancing economic justice, blending her legal expertise with empathetic advocacy to promote fair competition. Ellison specializes in complex antitrust cases involving price-fixing, unlawful monopolization, and other anticompetitive practices. Prior to joining SCL, Ellison served as a law clerk at the Minnesota Supreme Court, where she refined her legal research and writing skills on novel and complicated legal issues.

Ellison graduated from the University of Minnesota Law School, where she was a Managing Editor of the Minnesota Law Review and served as a Student Director of the Consumer Protection Clinic. Ellison spent two years during law school as a clerk for a Minneapolis law firm, representing classes of plaintiffs in complex litigation, including antitrust cases. Before law school, Ellison worked as a paralegal at a Chicago law firm and as an advocate for public education funding and gender equity in schools at a national poverty law center.