We provide comprehensive legal advice to businesses and executives who are subject to government civil and criminal investigations or who are the victims of criminal wrongdoing. We also represent clients who need an assessment of a matter under investigation, or guidance on the government enforcement or investigative process.

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  • Supreme Court Limits Scope of Wire and Mail Fraud in Skilling v. United States [Read More]
  • SEC v. TAMBONE: The First Circuit Reverses Course on What It Means to "Make" a Statement Under the Securities Laws [Read More]
  • Justice Department Seeks Increased Funding for Fraud Prevention and Enforcement; Financial, Mortgage and Healthcare Fraud Remain Key Priorities in FY 2011 Budget [Read More]
  • USCIS Initiates Expanded Employer Site Visit Program [Read More]
  • House Financial Services Subcommittee Releases Discussion Draft Bills of the Investor Protection Act and the Private Fund Investment Advisers Registration Act [Read More]

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  • Defending Allegations of Illegal Kickbacks
    Our lawyers successfully defended an individual who was the target of a federal grand jury investigation on allegations that he and his company paid illegal kickbacks to physicians to encourage the purchase of kidney dialysis supplies. We successfully prevented charges from being brought against him. [Read More]
  • Defending Companies against Federal Healthcare Fraud Allegations
    Our client, an international pharmaceutical company, was a subject of several complex federal healthcare fraud investigations concerning various practices allegedly implicating the federal health care anti-kickback statute. We investigated the facts surrounding the government's allegations, interviewed witnesses and analyzed the voluminous documents obtained by the government, and were able to demonstrate to the government that our client did not violate the anti-kickback statute in any of the investigations. Ultimately, our client was not charged criminally or civilly or otherwise penalized. [Read More]