Emily Madoff is a senior partner in Wolf Popper LLP. She is a graduate of Connecticut College (B.A., 1973), and Northeastern University School of Law (J.D., 1979). She is admitted to the Bars of the State of New York and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and to the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York. Ms. Madoff became a partner in Wolf Popper in 1990.

Ms. Madoff practices in the area of general corporate law, and has represented many international corporations including Aeroflot Russian Airlines and the Xinhua News Agency. Ms. Madoff also has represented several missions to the United States. In recent years, Ms. Madoff has applied her corporate expertise to consumer fraud and consumer financial services class action litigation. She has assisted in the prosecution of class actions against, for example, American Bankers Insurance Company, Equitable Companies, Inc., Chase Bank and General Motors.

Ms. Madoff is a frequent contributor to the New York Law Journal. Her articles published in that newspaper include: Arbitration Clauses Lethal to Class Actions, August 13, 2001; E-Mail's Role in Hostile Work Environment, August 23, 1999; Freedom to Link Under Attack: Web Community Up in Arms Over Lawsuits,June 23, 1997; and Vendors Escape the "Tangled Web" of New York Forgery Laws, December 15, 1995.