Ashley E. Quinn is an associate in Morrison Foerster’s San Diego office.

Ashley’s practice spans the product lifecycle. She defends clients in class action, multidistrict, and other high-stakes litigation in state and federal court. Her substantive experience includes product liability, consumer fraud, environmental law, public nuisance, and warranty. She represents clients in the consumer product, cosmetic, food, technology, pharmaceutical, and medical device industries.

Ashley also advises clients as they navigate a product’s lifecycle from development through a product’s end-of-life. Informed by her litigation experience, Ashley provides pragmatic, creative, and informed advice to clients in the consumer product, cosmetic, food, technology, and pharmaceutical space as they evaluate potential product safety and environmental concerns and navigate compliance in areas where the regulatory landscape is uncertain. She counsels clients on product safety, environmental and other regulatory compliance, product liability risk assessment and mitigation, labeling and warning requirements, and product recalls.

Ashley counsels companies on compliant environmental marketing and packaging claims, focusing on avoiding greenwashing and ensuring compliance with California and national environmental regulatory requirements, including California Proposition 65 warnings. She combines a business-focused approach with a thorough understanding of both state and federal product safety and environmental laws to help clients mitigate product risks and achieve their sustainability goals without sacrificing commercial success.

Ashley graduated with the highest honors from the University of Oklahoma College of Law, where she was elected to the Order of the Coif. While in law school, Ashley served as an articles editor for the Oklahoma Law Review and earned numerous honors, including the American Jurisprudence Awards in Constitutional Law and Civil Procedure. Ashley was a Comfort Scholar and a Dean’s Leadership Fellow, as well as serving on the law school’s board of governors.