AI SummaryFormer Assistant Chief in DOJ Fraud Section and Senior Counsel at SEC, specializing in securities fraud and anti-corruption, now leading internal investigations and advising on white collar crime. Served as Acting Inspector General for WMATA, overseeing audits and investigations.

AI SummaryMark Racanelli served as an Assistant U.S. Attorney for five years, specializing in white collar crime and criminal law. His experience in litigation, corporate investigations, and regulatory enforcement suits him for roles in white collar crime, corporate law, and securities law.

AI SummaryLisa Noller served as an assistant U.S. attorney in Chicago, specializing in civil and criminal prosecutions. Her expertise in healthcare litigation and white-collar defense suits her for roles in complex fraud and regulatory matters.

AI SummaryByron J. McLain served as a federal prosecutor in the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Central District of California, specializing in white-collar crime. His current roles in white-collar criminal defense and corporate investigations leverage his prosecutorial experience.

AI SummaryRebecca Mermelstein served as an Assistant U.S. Attorney for over a decade, specializing in white-collar crime and finance-related investigations, which suits her current role as a partner in white-collar and finance-related investigations and litigation.

AI SummaryMichael Tubach served as an Assistant U.S. Attorney and Bristow Fellow, specializing in civil litigation and criminal defense, which suits his current role as a civil litigation and white-collar criminal defense lawyer.

AI SummaryFormer Assistant US Attorney, now advising on government investigations and litigation, specializing in white-collar crime and complex civil litigation.

AI SummarySharon Bunzel served as an Assistant US Attorney, overseeing complex investigations. She specializes in white-collar defense, corporate investigations, and compliance programs.

AI SummaryServed as a trial attorney in the US Department of Justice and special assistant US Attorney; specializes in white-collar criminal defense, securities law, and corporate litigation.

AI SummaryAaron S. Dyer served nearly seven years as a federal prosecutor in the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Los Angeles, specializing in complex fraud cases.

AI SummaryThomas M. Johnson, Jr. served as General Counsel at the FCC, managing a team of over 70 attorneys. His expertise includes appellate litigation, administrative law, and communications law, making him well-suited for regulatory and high-stakes litigation matters.

AI SummaryMichael Yaeger served as an Assistant U.S. Attorney, specializing in white collar crime and cybersecurity. His expertise in government investigations and compliance suits him for roles in cybersecurity and white collar crime defense.

AI SummaryDavid Feder served as Chief of the Cybercrime Unit at the U.S. Attorney’s Office, specializing in cybersecurity and complex litigation, now advising tech and life sciences companies.

AI SummaryMichele Wein Layne served as the SEC's Los Angeles Regional Director for eleven years, specializing in securities law and enforcement. She now practices white-collar and internal investigations at O'Melveny & Myers LLP.

AI SummaryFormer U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Wisconsin, specializing in civil litigation, criminal law, and health law. Currently partners in government enforcement defense, investigations, and litigation, focusing on complex trials, cybersecurity, and data privacy.

AI SummaryServed as judicial law clerk for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit and U.S. District Court; specializes in complex commercial litigation, appeals, and international trade.

AI SummaryServed over 10 years as an Assistant U.S. Attorney; specializes in white collar crime, complex civil litigation, and regulatory actions.

AI SummaryJose F. Sanchez served as lead counsel at Deloitte Global and as senior trial counsel at the SEC. His expertise in regulatory investigations, crisis management, and litigation suits him for roles in government enforcement and corporate defense.

AI SummaryMichael J. Connolly served as an Assistant U.S. Attorney focusing on economic crimes; his expertise in white collar crime and high-stakes litigation suits him for his current roles in government enforcement and corporate defense.

AI SummaryPeter Morris served as an Assistant U.S. Attorney, specializing in criminal law and investigation. His expertise in white collar crime, compliance, and complex litigation suits him for roles in corporate compliance and defense.