Jeffrey Knox > Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP > Washington DC, United States > Lawyer Profile

Fielding a deep bench of former enforcement attorneys, prosecutors, and trial lawyers from the FTC and DOJ, Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP‘s antitrust and trade regulation practice is equipped to support clients from industries such as software, transportation, defense, insurance, and advises on the full spectrum of cartel matters, including internal investigations, leniency programs, criminal and regulatory investigations and advice on dawn raids. Covering allegations of price fixing, market allocation, bid rigging, and no-poach, conduct among others, the team is jointly headed by Peter Guryan in New York, John Terzaken, and Sara Razi. Engaged by clients from all major industries, Terzaken handles antitrust enforcement matters as part of his diverse white-collar practice, while Abram Ellis is a name to note for cartel-related civil litigation. Representing multinational corporations, independent board committees, and senior executives in investigations by federal and state enforcement regulators is a key area of work for Jeffrey Knox. Unless stated otherwise, all lawyers are based in Washington DC.

Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP caters to a wide range of clients seeking guidance on government and internal investigations, which includes both private and public companies, audit committees, and boards of directors. Marc Berger advises on compliance and enforcement matters concerning digital assets and cybersecurity, including initial coin offerings, cyber threats, and investigations involving cryptocurrencies. Nicholas Goldin has experience acting for companies across an impressive range of industries, including travel, food services, insurance, and financial services. Jeffrey Knox frequently handles investigations into false claim cases, market manipulation, accounting fraud, and FCPA violations. Martin Bell is a further stand out lawyer who is recommended for matters concerning public corruption. With the exception of Knox, who practices in Washington DC, all lawyers mentioned are based in New York.