Williams & Connolly LLP

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Williams & Connolly LLP has a go-to group for white-collar criminal defense. Praised for its ‘deep bench of talent’, the team represents public companies, private companies, senior corporate executives, and board members on a broad range of regulatory enforcement matters, including sanctions, money laundering, fraud, public corruption, criminal antitrust, and the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act. Co-leading the the group, David Zinn has a broad practice that encompasses all aspects of criminal defense and government investigations, often those involving foreign regulatory authorities, Tobin Romero acts for multinational corporations, corporate executives, and other individuals in both domestic and cross-border investigations and prosecutions, and Lance Wade focuses on criminal defense, government and internal investigations, and high-stakes civil litigation. Other key lawyers include Brendan Sullivan, a seasoned litigator who handles all types of criminal investigations, litigation, internal investigations, and government regulatory matters, and criminal and civil litigation expert Kevin Downey. All lawyers mentioned are based in Washington DC.
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Testimonials

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  • 'Put simply, there is no better law firm in the country for a complex white-collar case than Williams and Connolly. The firm's aggressive litigation style and fierce devotion to its clients (both individual and corporate) produce outstanding results in even the toughest cases. I always tell potential clients I'm referring to them: if I found myself in serious trouble, with my liberty and my property at stake, that's who I would hire to represent me. They're the best.’
  • ‘Williams and Connolly has a deep bench of talent.’

Key clients

  • Turkiye Halk Bankasi A.S. (“Halkbank”)
  • Elizabeth Holmes

Work highlights

Representing Turkiye Halk Bankasi (“Halkbank”) in defending against an indictment in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, charging the bank with bank fraud, money laundering, violations of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, and related conspiracy charges.