Grayson Myers

Grayson Myers

Associate
Baker & McKenzie LLP

Biography

Grayson Myers is an associate in Baker McKenzie’s Washington, D.C. office. She focuses her practice on complex commercial disputes and international arbitration, and her experience includes criminal matters, contract disputes, patent disputes, anti-corruption compliance, and government investigations.

She is a member of Baker McKenzie’s North America Litigation and Government Enforcement Practice Group, and the Commercial Litigation, International Arbitration and Government Contracting subgroups. In law school, she served as the Editor-in-Chief of the Texas International Law Journal. Prior to law school, Grayson spent two years in the Peace Corps in Namibia.

She is actively engaged in pro bono matters, with a focus on representation of incarcerated individuals and undocumented immigrants.

Practice Focus

Grayson focuses her practice on complex commercial litigation in both state and federal court, and in international arbitrations. She also represents domestic and international companies across all industries in a broad range of compliance matters, including investigations conducted by development banks, internal investigations, and criminal investigations before government agencies.

Representative Legal Matters

  • Representing ultra-high net worth family in multibillion-dollar international dispute across a number of jurisdictions.
  • Representing aerospace company in joint venture dispute.
  • Representing federal government contractor in trade secrets misappropriation litigation.
  • Defending a healthcare provider against criminal healthcare charges.
  • Defending a consumer products company against product liability allegations in a multidistrict litigation.
  • Defended global technology company in IP infringement trial; obtained favorable settlement prior to verdict.
  • Represented a private company against a sovereign in enforcement proceedings.
  • Conducted internal investigations and negotiated resolutions for numerous clients in connection with alleged violations of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, False Claims Act, and other bribery/corruption-related laws.
  • Represented a multinational company in pending investigations before the World Bank, US Justice Department and UK Serious Fraud Office.
  • Negotiated favorable resolutions for numerous clients in connection with allegations against them brought by the World Bank.

Professional Associations and Memberships

  • State Bar of Texas - Member

Admissions

  • District of Columbia~United States (2024)
  • Texas~United States (2023)

Education

  • University of Texas School of Law (J.D., with honors) (2023)
  • Vanderbilt University (B.S. Human and Organizational Development, cum laude) (2017)
  • Co-author, "Legal Professional Privilege and Professional Secrecy in the US (New York and California): Overview," Thomson Reuters, Practical Law, July 2025
  • Co-author, "Legal Professional Privilege and Professional Secrecy in the US (New York and California): Overview," Thomson Reuters, Practical Law, March 2025
  • Co-author, "Mediation: Overview (United States)," Thomson Reuters, Practical Law, March 2025
  • Co-author, “United States: The False Claims Act and DEI,” Global Compliance News, Baker McKenzie, February 2025