Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo, P.C.‘s white-collar defense practice represents high-profile individuals, foreign diplomats, and corporate executives in cases involving public corruption, money laundering, healthcare fraud, and other allegations. The firm also provides crisis management and public relations advice. The Boston office is led by Eóin Beirne, who represents boards of directors in internal investigations. Peter Chavkin, head of the New York team, handles major investigations into fraud, insider trading, and financial misconduct. Also in New York are Jason Halperin, who advises non-profit organizations, and David Siegal, an experienced litigator.
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Client satisfaction: Sector knowledge

Key clients

  • Individual Defendant in Connecticut et al v. Sandoz, Inc. et al, and related litigation and investigations.
  • Over one-dozen current and former Employees, Consultants, and Experts of medical supply company.

Work highlights

Representing a former pharmaceutical executive in multiple lawsuits, including Connecticut et al v. Sandoz, Inc. et al, alleging collusion, price-fixing, consumer fraud, and unfair business practices.
Practice head

Peter Chavkin; Eóin Beirne

Other key lawyers

Jason Halperin; David Siegal

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