Robert Luskin

Career

One of the most highly-regarded litigators concentrating in complex criminal and civil litigation, Mr. Luskin has represented clients in virtually every high-profile matter in Washington, D.C., with special experience in cases involving allegations of official corruption. He has considerable experience with particular challenges posed by representing foreign corporations and financial institutions in multi-jurisdictional, cross-border criminal investigations, and has reached path-breaking agreements with the DOJ. His special expertise includes civil and criminal investigations pursuant to the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, and he as represented foreign corporations in three of the five largest investigations resolved with the DOJ and the SEC.

Mr. Luskin is a past Chairman of the Committee on RICO, Forfeitures and Alternative Remedies of the American Bar Association Criminal Justice Section, a former President of the Harvard Law School Association of the District of Columbia, and has been a member of the D.C. Circuit Judicial Conference. For two decades, he was a Lecturer at the University of Virginia, where he taught courses in advanced criminal law and labor racketeering, and is currently a member of the faculty of the Georgetown University Law Center, where he teaches a course in Global Anti-Corruption.