Led an internal investigation for a professional sports organization that oversaw competitions that uncovered improper conduct by an employee.

Represented a client charged in a high-profile arson case. The client, who was originally facing a large mandatory minimum sentence, eventually pled guilty to a reduced explosives charge and received a sentence of time served.

Lead attorney defending a large suburban police department in federal class action employment discrimination case.

Represented a private equity firm regarding national security issues related to business in the Middle East.

Conducted an internal investigation for a large international non-profit organization regarding potential OFAC violations.

Member of the prosecution trial team in U.S. v. Raniere, an eight-week complex racketeering trial where the defendant, the leader of the NXIVM self-help group, was convicted of racketeering, sex trafficking, and other related offenses. The defendant was sentenced to 120 years' imprisonment.

Supervised U.S. v. Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman Loera, resulting in the conviction of the leader of the Sinaloa cartel at trial.

Supervised U.S. v. Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. and the related prosecution of its CFO.

Supervised the $6 billion 1MDB Malaysian bond fraud case and the related resolution with Goldman Sachs, including its subsidiary guilty plea.

Lead prosecutor in U.S. v. Sabhnani, known as the "Muttontown Slave Case," where the defendants were convicted of detaining two domestic servants in a state of servitude after a ten-week trial.