Learning that one is the subject or target of a government investigation or prosecution is one of the most horrific days in most if not all of our clients’ lives. We understand we are involved in the most important matter in our clients’ lives, and we treat it accordingly. Because our success has afforded us the luxury to accept a limited number of clients, we are able to devote the time and attention that our clients’ matters deserve. We do not operate volume practices, but instead have limited clients who receive the majority of our time. There are no defined days, no defined hours. When we accept a client, we understand their entire life—family, business, and liberty—often hangs in the balance, and we therefore remain available to our clients at all times.

The limited clientele allows us to be proactive, not reactive, when it comes to defending our clients. You will not be calling or emailing us for answers or information (though you are always welcome to do so), we will be calling you—our practices are built upon constant communication and collaboration with our clients. We don’t have regular hours or days of employment—we operate on a 24/7 schedule, understanding that matters of this import need constant attention, strategizing, and communication. On a case by case basis, we determine the extent of the resources necessary to present the most effective defense possible, and have the resources and relationships to do so.

We are well-known and respected by our adversaries, but it is critical for any person targeted or prosecuted by the government to understand that professional prosecutors do not make charging, plea or trial decisions based on friendships or old acquaintances. Instead, like any other attorney, their decisions are based on a careful assessment of the risks and benefits of litigation, including the likelihood of their success if the matter eventually results in a trial. This is precisely why, when confronted with a government investigation or indictment, you need highly skilled and experienced trial attorneys, whom the government understands have the ability to successfully litigate the matter both before and, if necessary, during a trial.

Only a skilled and experienced trial attorney understands whether documents will be helpful or harmful at trial, how to effectively review documents with an eye towards building a persuasive and successful defense, how to intelligently admit and exclude evidence at trial, and how to use the documents and other evidentiary matters to create a winning legal defense. We have spent our careers trying large, significant and complex cases. There are no guarantees of success—the simple fact is that each case presents its own unique challenges. The one constant we provide is our dedication, knowledge, experience and skill. We firmly believe we provide our clients with the absolute best opportunity for success, and invite you to contact us to learn more.