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Luna Brooks

Most people assume litigation analysis is all case law and statistics. What they don't see is the notebook on my desk where I sketch out timelines, flag contradictions, and jot down questions that don't fit neatly into a spreadsheet. That's where the real work begins—turning raw data into something readers can actually use.

How I Work

I'm both a writer and an analyst, which means I spend half my time digging into public health records, court filings, and policy documents, and the other half figuring out how to explain what I've found without losing you in jargon. I test approaches, compare strategies, and hunt for patterns that matter whether you're just getting started or you've been following tobacco litigation for years.

• Breaking down complex legal arguments into plain language
• Tracking how class-action cases evolve over time
• Highlighting what actually shifts outcomes, not just what sounds impressive
• Keeping the focus on practical takeaways

Let's Connect

Everything I write comes from hands-on analysis—no recycled summaries or surface-level overviews. If you're curious about the intersection of law, public health, and accountability, I'd love to hear from you. Drop me a line through the contact page.