Ms. Wilberforce has represented clients in a variety of transactions, with experience in serving counsel as both the buyer and the seller. She has particular experience in healthcare and technology industries and working to serve the needs of repeat clients, including: 

• Assisting Analog Devices in securing antitrust clearance for its $2.5 billion acquisition of Hittite Microwave.
• Assisting MKS Instruments in securing antitrust clearance for its $980 million acquisition of Newport Corporation.
• Assisting MKS Instruments in securing antitrust clearance of its purchase of the assets of Granville-Phillips, a division of Brooks Automation, for $87 million.
• Preparing an executive of a major telecommunications company for testimony before the Committee on the Judiciary, Subcommittee on Antitrust, Competition Policy and Consumer Rights.

While in law school, Ms. Wilberforce completed a joint-degree program, earning a master’s degree in public health at Columbia University’s Mailman School of Public Health. Prior to pursuing her legal education, Ms. Wilberforce worked in the healthcare industry. She held positions as an associate at Triage Consulting Group (now Cloudmed), where she performed compliance and payment review support for area hospitals and health systems, and as a research analyst at the Stanford Center on Longevity, where she examined population data on aging patterns as part of the Global Aging Project. She has leveraged this background to aid clients with a variety of matters, including:

• Serving as part of a corporate monitorship to a national health care company.
• Representing health care company employees in criminal healthcare fraud investigations conducted by the DOJ.
• Advising a national healthcare company on the acquisition of an ambulance services company.
• Advising a national healthcare company in obtaining antitrust clearance for merger with a physician-services company.