Camille Laude advocates for clients in a broad range of civil and commercial litigation matters at both the trial and appellate levels.

Camille was raised in Kansas City, Missouri before moving to New York to obtain her undergraduate degree in Religious Studies from Hamilton College. She obtained her Juris Doctorate from the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University.

During law school, Camille served as a Legal Method and Writing teaching assistant, externed at the Center for Public Health Law and Policy, and was a Notes and Comments Editor for Jurimetrics: The Journal for Law, Science, and Technology, the official ABA Science and Technology Law Section.

BAR ADMISSIONS

• Nevada

EDUCATION

• Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law, Arizona State University, Phoenix, Arizona, J.D. with a certificate in Health Law and Policy, 2025
• Hamilton College, B.A. in Religious Studies, 2021

HONORS AND AWARDS

• Recipient, Willard H. Pedrick Scholar Honors, Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law
• Recipient, 2024 Judge Thomas Tang Scholarship, Arizona Asian American Bar Association
• Recipient, Grand Prize Scholarship, Arizona Society for Healthcare Attorneys
• Nominee, Scribes Law Review Award for best student-written article

PUBLISHED WORKS

• Author, Family Vlogging and Child Harm: A Need for Nationwide Protection, Comment, 64 Jurimetrics J. 285-308 (2024).
• Co-author, “Assessing Impacts of ‘Anti-Equity’ Legislation on Health Care and Public Health Services,” J. L. Med. & Ethics 52 (1):172-177 (2024).

PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS AND MEMBERSHIPS

• State Bar of Nevada, Member
• Clark County Bar Association, Member