When the government investigates an organization or an executive, the advantage goes to the side that knows how federal agents actually build, value, and prove a case. We now bring that perspective in-house — for our own defense work and as a consulting resource for organizations and executives facing federal exposure.
Federal investigations are built, valued, and proven a particular way. Agents follow money, build timelines, value losses, and test theories long before anyone sees an indictment. When the government turns its attention to an organization or an executive, the advantage goes to the side that understands that process from the inside.
We now bring that perspective in-house. Our federal investigations consultant is a former FBI supervisory special agent who is also a Certified Public Accountant (licensed in Ohio and Florida) — a combination of investigative command experience and financial-analysis depth that few defense teams can offer. We apply it to our own defense work and make it available as a consulting resource for organizations and executives facing federal exposure.
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A retired FBI supervisory special agent with decades of federal investigative and supervisory experience, having supervised programs spanning money laundering and complex financial crime, asset forfeiture, public corruption, healthcare fraud, white-collar crime, major theft, violent crime, counterintelligence, and counterterrorism.
A Certified Public Accountant, licensed in Ohio and Florida — financial-investigation depth that lets us read the government's loss math, tracing, and forfeiture theories the way its own analysts do.
Additional background includes extensive undercover experience as lead or supervising agent on multiple federal operations, and international experience, including overseas assignments focused on terrorism-finance and cross-border financial matters.
The same instincts that build a federal case can take one apart. We use this capability to pressure-test the government's theory early: where the money actually went, whether the loss figure holds, whether a forfeiture claim can truly trace an asset, and where an internal review needs to look before the government gets there.
For organizations, that often means a credible internal investigation and a proactive compliance review. For executives, it means a clear-eyed pre-charge risk assessment while there is still room to act.
Confidential, and co-counsel friendly. We work alongside your current attorney or compliance team. Every consultation is confidential, and we commit to a prompt response.
If your organization or you personally are under federal scrutiny — or want to get ahead of it — contact AMC Defense Law for a confidential consultation. You can also explore our Federal Sentencing Mitigation & Early Release capability.