Litigation: White-Collar Crime & Government Investigations

Brendan Sullivan is widely considered one of the most accomplished white-collar practitioners of his era, and continues to act in major criminal proceedings for both individuals and companies. His vast experience includes acting as lead defense counsel in numerous high-profile trials involving public corruption and political scandals.

David Zinn co-chairs Williams & Connolly's criminal defense group, which sees him frequently called upon by senior executives and prominent corporations to defend investigations and related criminal proceedings in connection with a broad range of white-collar allegations.

Lance Wade as co-chair of Williams & Connolly’s criminal defense and government investigations practice group, wins plaudits for his sophisticated white-collar practice, regularly handling investigations and litigation for public and private companies, law firms and prominent individuals.

Tobin Romero maintains a broad practice, which regularly sees him handling domestic and cross-border proceedings involving allegations including public corruption, fraud and money laundering.

Kevin Downey is an experienced white-collar defense attorney at Williams & Connolly with expertise across a broad range of complex matters, including congressional investigations, high-profile criminal trials and regulatory proceedings.

Robert Cary offers notable experience in defending clients in high-stakes criminal trials, and has further expertise in handling complex investigations and regulatory proceedings. He is rated highly by his peers for his assertive, resolute approach to courtroom advocacy.

Simon Latcovich is a Williams & Connolly partner with noted expertise in civil and criminal litigation, as well as internal and government investigations. He has experience in handling fraud, money laundering and sanctions matters.

Katherine Trefz has a recognized practice in white-collar crime and investigations, representing companies and executives in a range of complex allegations including wire fraud, Foreign Corrupt Practices Act violations and False Claims Act violations.