Elizabeth Brasher is a corporate attorney whose practice focuses on private and public company technology transactions and licensing matters. Her practice also focuses on counseling entrepreneurs, high-growth companies and investors in connection with a range of corporate transactions, including venture capital financings, debt financings, secondary sales, mergers and acquisitions and other strategic transactions, as well as corporate governance matters. Ms. Brasher’s clients span the life sciences, information technology, financial services, insurance and hospitality industries.

Before joining WilmerHale, Ms. Brasher worked as a technology consultant at Accenture, where she designed and implemented website and data processing enhancements to a large-scale federal system. She also interned with the New York State Attorney General's Bureau of Internet and Technology, where she worked on matters related to data privacy and security, and with US Senator Barbara Mikulski.

While in law school, Ms. Brasher published a student note on data privacy in the Columbia Business Law Review and was a teaching assistant to Professor Edward Morrison.