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Provided by Henry E Hockeimer Jr
Henry E. Hockeimer, Jr., leads the firm’s White Collar Defense/Internal Investigations Group. His practice focuses on white collar criminal defense and securities fraud/litigation. Hank counsels businesses and individuals facing investigation by state and federal authorities, and represents clients in federal and state courts throughout the United States. Hank's jury trial experience is extensive, both in private practice and as a former federal prosecutor.
Hank is often engaged to conduct sensitive internal investigations and reviews for both corporate and governmental entities. His work also includes complex civil litigation, where he has handled contract disputes, actions involving intellectual property and trade secrets, product liability matters, and insurance coverage disputes.
Admissions: District of Columbia, Pennsylvania, Virginia.
American Bar Association, member, Section on Litigation; member, Criminal Justice Section, White Collar Crime Committee; past Co-Chair, Public Corruption and Extortion Sub-Committee
Project H.O.M.E., Board of Trustees
Augustinian Defenders of the Rights of the Poor (ADROP), Board of Directors
The Catholic University of America Columbus School of Law (J.D.)
Senior Staff Member, Journal of Contemporary Health Law and Policy
Miami University (B.A.)
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Henry Hockeimer heads the firm's white-collar defense and internal investigations group. He is highly sought after for his work in representing individuals and corporations in matters such as criminal investigations and whistleblowing-related matters.
Provided by Chambers
"Hank is excellent. He provides practical, straightforward and frank advice, guiding clients through difficult matters."
"Hank's measured approach really plays well with judges and juries."
"Hank is excellent. He provides practical, straightforward and frank advice, guiding clients through difficult matters."
"Hank's measured approach really plays well with judges and juries."
