Ariel Stevenson

Ariel Stevenson is a business attorney in Holland & Knight's Tysons office. Ms. Stevenson practices primarily in the areas of mergers and acquisitions, as well as general corporate law. In her practice, Ms. Stevenson represents companies acquiring, selling and investing in businesses among various industries, including government contracts and information technology. She also counsels clients on a range of corporate transactional matters.

While in law school, Ms. Stevenson served as a member on the Public Contract Law Journal. In her last year, Ms. Stevenson worked as a law clerk with a Virginia law firm working on myriad government contract issues, as well as several tax and corporate matters. Ms. Stevenson was also a finalist in the Dentons "Gilbert A. Cuneo" Government Contracts Moot Court Competition during her final semester of law school. In her second year, Ms. Stevenson worked for Professor Arthur Wilmarth as a research assistant studying the banking crisis of 2007-2008. She also interned for the District of Columbia Court of Appeals.

Ms. Stevenson is committed to helping others in the community. Prior to law school, she served with Teach for America, where she taught sixth-grade social studies to low-income, inner-city students in Houston.