Caroline Wampold is a conflicts analyst attorney in the Baton Rouge office of Kean Miller. She joined the firm in 2022 and supports the firm’s General Counsel and attorneys with internal conflicts of interest issues and additional ethics matters. Caroline manages potential and actual conflicts of interest and drafts conflict waiver letters and unique engagement letters. She also facilitates research and interpretation of ethics issues, ethical screens, review of outside counsel guidelines, attorney education on risk management topics, and special projects.
While in law school, Caroline served as a member of the Loyola Law Review. She was a Loyola Moot Court Staff Member and Oralist and Dean’s Scholarship recipient. Caroline was named the 2019 Student Writing Contest First Place Winner by the Louisiana State Bar Association Family Law Section.
Caroline earned her J.D., cum laude, from Loyola University New Orleans College of Law in 2020. She earned her B.A. in Political Science from Louisiana State University in 2017.
- Admitted, Louisiana, 2020
- Embryotic Custody: A Proposed Synthesized Approach to Properly Balance Procreative Freedom, Louisiana Bar Journal, February-March 2020
- The Fate of Frozen Embryos After Divorce: A Call for Courts to Properly Balance Procreative Freedom, Loyola Law Review, 2020