Tyler Speers is a litigation associate in O’Melveny’s Washington DC office. A member of the firm’s Securities Litigation & Financial Services group, Tyler focuses her practice on ERISA litigation and employment matters relating to pensions and compensation. Tyler has achieved favorable outcomes for her clients, including a Fortune 500 company facing fiduciary breach claims, earning client trust through her mastery of facts, strategic thinking, and efficiency.

Prior to joining O’Melveny, Tyler clerked for Justice Robin Hudson on the North Carolina Supreme Court and leverages her background to guide corporate representatives through complex discovery in high-stakes litigation matters. She has extensive experience in researching and drafting memoranda on various litigation issues, in addition to drafting legal motions and briefs and leading both offensive and defensive deposition preparation.

Tyler also maintains an active pro bono practice, focusing primarily on immigration and election law. Notably, Tyler assisted in the early stages of a US Supreme Court immigration case involving the interpretation of the Immigration and Nationality Act’s aggravated felony provision. She has also conducted significant legal research on the Electoral Count Reform Act and was a key contributor for a publication aimed at preventing and combatting election subversion.