Our lawyers understand the complex issues that exist within the ever-changing health care industry, and have defended clients against allegations of fraudulent billing of Medicare and Medicaid, kickbacks, False Claims Act violations, and other claims involving health care fraud. We have represented companies, physicians, licensed practitioners, employees, directors, officers, and others in the health care industry who find themselves involved in grand jury investigations, criminal prosecutions, and regulatory and enforcement proceedings. We have the ability and experience to take all of these health care related matters to trial, if necessary.

Our services include representation of clients in criminal investigations and prosecutions of a broad spectrum of financial crimes, including mail and wire fraud, money laundering, embezzlement, violations of the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act, and obstruction of justice.

Our lawyers have an in-depth understanding of the complex federal and state laws that govern claims of public corruption. We have represented public officials and government figures, including elected officials and law enforcement officers, who have been accused of misusing public funds or governmental power for private benefit or personal gain. In addition to defending our clients against criminal charges and civil causes of action, we help clients protect their public image and reputation by managing the media coverage that frequently accompanies these types of accusations.

We have represented individuals, corporations, and other business entities who have been accused of federal and state tax crimes, including tax evasion and tax fraud. Our criminal tax practice includes representation of our clients during administrative investigations by the IRS; grand jury investigations led by the Department of Justice or state prosecutors; and pretrial hearings, at trial, and in sentencing proceedings. We have also represented targets, subjects, and witnesses in audits and investigations conducted by the Internal Revenue Service and/or the Department of Justice’s Tax Division.