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Claire Abrahamson

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Claire Abrahamson is an associate in the Litigation Department. Her practice focuses on complex litigation with an emphasis on class actions, mass torts, complex commercial disputes and trial. Claire has represented clients across a range of industries in commercial matters before federal and state courts and arbitration tribunals, as well as provided strategic counseling to clients on large-scale investigations and regulatory issues.

Claire has experience with various stages of litigation, including drafting complaints, taking and defending depositions, briefing dispositive and discovery motions, coordinating discovery, and preparing witnesses for depositions and trial. She has particular expertise in mass tort and class action litigation spanning consumer, environmental and data privacy matters.

Claire also maintains an active pro bono practice with a particular focus on reproductive rights, immigration, and criminal justice litigation and advice.

Claire earned her J.D., magna cum laude, from Fordham University School of Law. During law school, Claire served as an articles and notes editor of the Fordham Law Review. Claire received her M.A. with First Class Honors from the University of St Andrews in Scotland.

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Each year, upwards of 100,000 music fans pay up to $599 for the ticket price of weekend-long admission to the Coachella Music and Arts festival outside of Palm Springs, California. In 2025, however, nearly 60% of Coachella’s general admission ticket buyers turned to an increasingly ubiquitous short-term loan service to finance the steep cost of admission: Buy Now, Pay Later (“BNPL”). BNPL financial services typically allow consumers to split purchases into four or fewer interest-free installments, often without a traditional credit check. The organizers of Coachella, for example, partnered with a ticketing provider AXS to provide BNPL options allowing festival attendees to purchase tickets for as little as $49.99 up front with the remaining costs due in installments over the next several months.