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Provided by Douglas Fuchs
Douglas Fuchs has a special expertise in representing corporations and individuals in white collar criminal, SEC and other regulatory enforcement matters, including cases involving allegations of securities fraud, mail and wire fraud, tax fraud, environmental violations, antitrust violations, economic espionage and government contracting fraud. He has also conducted sensitive internal investigations, been retained by companies that have been victimized by fraud, and developed compliance programs, including compliance with the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act. Additionally, Douglas has experience handling a broad range of civil litigation, including cases stemming from the same facts giving rise to criminal, SEC, and regulatory investigations.
JD, University of Chicago Law School, 1992; B.A., Duke University, 1989.
Provided by Chambers
Douglas Fuchs has a strong pedigree in regulatory enforcement work and internal investigations, with notable expertise in regulatory and professional liability issues affecting clients in the accounting sector.
Provided by Chambers
"Doug has a photographic memory of the key documents and events- he is very, very detailed and thorough."
"Doug has the ability to foresee how things will play out and he is very, very good at mapping out where a case is likely to head and what the federal government's response will be. That knowledge is invaluable."
"He has a very practical approach to helping us and helps us minimize risks to us and minimize antagonism with other parties."
"Doug has a photographic memory of the key documents and events- he is very, very detailed and thorough."
"Doug has the ability to foresee how things will play out and he is very, very good at mapping out where a case is likely to head and what the federal government's response will be. That knowledge is invaluable."
"He has a very practical approach to helping us and helps us minimize risks to us and minimize antagonism with other parties."
