Provided by Kara Brockmeyer
Kara Brockmeyer is a litigation partner whose practice focuses on representing companies and individuals in anti-corruption, fraud and related government investigations and internal investigations, as well as advising on deal due diligence and compliance matters.
Ms. Brockmeyer is the immediate-past Chief of the SEC Enforcement Division’s Foreign Corrupt Practices Act Unit where she directed a nationwide team of attorneys and forensic accountants investigating violations of the FCPA, including anti-bribery, books and records and internal controls provisions of the federal securities law. Her practice focuses on representing companies and individuals in anti-corruption, fraud and related government investigations and internal corporate investigations, as well as advising on compliance issues.
Over a seventeen-year career at the SEC, including five years as an assistant director, Ms. Brockmeyer led and personally conducted major investigations in all areas of SEC enforcement, including financial reporting, broker-dealer and investment adviser violations and insider trading. She was also the founder and co-head of the division’s Cross-Border Working Group, an interdisciplinary group focused on addressing accounting fraud by companies based overseas.
Provided by Chambers
Kara Brockmeyer is a Debevoise partner in their Washington, DC office. As former head of the SEC Enforcement Division's FCPA unit, she offers enviable experience acting in major anticorruption investigations and provides additional expertise counseling clients on FCPA compliance programs.
Provided by Chambers
"Kara is exceptionally smart."
"Kara is fantastic. She is thoughtful, detail-oriented and creative with her defense strategy."
"Kara is exceptionally smart."
"Kara is fantastic. She is thoughtful, detail-oriented and creative with her defense strategy."
