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Bill Johnson represents entities and individuals in government investigations in white-collar criminal and regulatory matters, and resulting litigation. Bill also represents clients in data privacy and security matters, including counseling clients on cybersecurity risk disclosures and disclosure controls. He is a former federal prosecutor in the United States Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York, where he served as Chief of its Securities and Commodities Fraud Task Force. Bill is also a former Enforcement Division attorney at the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Bill represents clients in investigations and litigation involving the U.S. Department of Justice, the Securities and Exchange Commission, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, as well as other federal, state and local agencies. He also conducts internal investigations and advises clients on anti-corruption matters.
Mr. Johnson also served as an Independent Monitor for the U.S. Virgin Islands Police Department, where Bill led a team of police practices experts evaluating the department's compliance with a federal consent decree mandating policy and procedure improvements regarding the use of excessive force.
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Bill's background in the office, regulatory expertise, courtroom skills and ability to advocate stands out.
William Johnson is excellent to work with.
Bill really stands out as a very deep thinker and learned strategist. He is very technically savvy, knowledgeable about the law and has a great feel for criminal defense cases.
Bill's background in the office, regulatory expertise, courtroom skills and ability to advocate stands out.
William Johnson is excellent to work with.
Bill really stands out as a very deep thinker and learned strategist. He is very technically savvy, knowledgeable about the law and has a great feel for criminal defense cases.