Overview

Madison Bryce Wommack is a Law Clerk and Justice Catalyst Fellow with Simonsen Sussman. Bryce is a recent graduate of The George Washington University Law School. During law school, she interned with the federal government in several capacities, including with the Federal Trade Commission and the Department of Justice. Her studies primarily focused on litigation and antitrust law.

Bryce first joined Simonsen Sussman as a Legal Intern in her third year of law school. In tandem with the firm, Bryce proposed a novel case to the Justice Catalyst Foundation and was awarded a fellowship to continue working with Simonsen Sussman to bring the case. The Justice Catalyst Foundation prioritizes proposals that are groundbreaking and have a large-scale social impact. The Foundation aims to fill gaps in the traditional social impact legal space and to tackle injustice, wherever it may arise. Bryce's Justice Catalyst Fellowship is focused on ensuring fair markets in emerging technologies through novel approaches to litigation.

Prior to her legal education, Bryce received an undergraduate degree in economics from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, which informed her interest in antitrust law. While obtaining her undergraduate degree, Bryce worked with a boutique employment law firm as an intake specialist.