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Enforcement 40 for 2013: Stephen J. Crimmins
“After 14 years at the SEC, more than half of them as Deputy Chief Litigation Counsel for the Division of Enforcement, Steve Crimmins resumed a successful career in the private sector in 2001. Now a partner at K&L Gates, Steve is roundly well-liked and respected by both the defense bar and the SEC staff as […]
Enforcement 40 for 2013: John J. Carney
“John Carney deservedly enjoys the reputation of being the preferred choice for clients facing SEC enforcement investigations which involve complex accounting, insider trading, or FCPA issues. His background as a CPA and former auditor, as well as his experience as a Senior Counsel for the SEC’s Enforcement Division and the Chief of the Securities Fraud […]
Enforcement 40 for 2013: Wayne M. Carlin
Wayne Carlin has consistently demonstrated an impressive mix of legal skills both at the SEC and during his ongoing career in private practice. While with the Commission, Wayne was regional director of the Northeast regional office in New York, including during the events of September 11, 2001. Wayne is credited with keeping the morale of […]
Enforcement 40 for 2013: Gregory S. Bruch
“Greg Bruch is one of the most respected and well-liked lawyers in the securities defense bar. Other practitioners – both in and out of the government – routinely call on him for advice because he has a deep understanding of the law but an unassuming manner. Greg has a keen ability to see around corners […]
Enforcement 40 for 2013: Peter H. Bresnan
Peter H. Bresnan is a litigation partner at Simpson Thacher & Bartlett LLP and member of the Firm’s Government and Internal Investigations practice. Mr. Bresnan’s practice includes a broad range of business regulatory and corporate governance matters, including representing corporations, financial institutions and individuals in SEC and other regulatory enforcement proceedings. In addition, Mr. Bresnan […]
Enforcement 40 for 2013: Alex J. Bourelly
“Alex Bourelly is the consummate defense tactician, He is able to assess all aspects of a case and develop strategies that best serve the interests of his clients. Alex is held in high regard by regulators and prosecutors alike, who respect the breadth of his legal knowledge, his grasp of the facts, and the honesty […]
Enforcement 40 for 2013: Bradley J. Bondi
“Brad Bondi is the first choice among Boards of Directors and Audit Committees of the Fortune 500 when their company is faced with SEC or DOJ problems. From his experience at the SEC and in private practice and from being a ‘good and honest guy,’ Bondi has earned the respect of scores at the SEC, […]
Enforcement 40 for 2013: David B. Bayless
“The reason why David Bayless has become a dean of the West Coast securities enforcement bar of course has something to do with his sterling academic credentials and illustrious career, which includes being head of the San Francisco SEC office. But equally important is the easy, unassuming way he wears those laurels and the practical […]
Enforcement 40 for 2013: Jonathan R. Barr
“Jonathan Barr has spent more than 20 years investigating and litigating securities law offenses. First as a senior counsel at the Commission, a DOJ Fraud Section prosecutor, an Assistant US Attorney and finally as defense counsel at Baker Hostetler. Jon is well known and respected for his deep knowledge of the federal securities laws and […]
Enforcement 40 for 2013: William Baker III
Bill Baker has had a sterling career in both the private and public sectors. Now a partner with Latham & Watkins, Baker regularly takes on high-profile SEC and internal investigations and counsels clients on SEC reporting, disclosure, compliance and corporate governance requirements. Previously, in his 15 years as a senior official with the SEC, Baker led […]