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Provided by Nicole Rodriguez Van Dyk
High-Stakes White Collar Defense, Health Care and Complex Civil Litigation
Nicole Rodriguez Van Dyk concentrates her practice on the defense of white collar criminal prosecutions, government and regulatory investigations, and complex civil litigation. Ms. Van Dyk leverages her strong litigation experience to advise clients on navigating the unique challenges of parallel criminal, civil, and regulatory proceedings. A significant portion of her practice is devoted to the representation of health care providers in state and federal criminal investigations and prosecutions, and parallel civil proceedings.
Member, Board of Directors, Los Angeles Chapter, Federal Bar Association
Member, Women’s White Collar Defense Association
Member, Hispanic National Bar Association
Fellow, Leadership Council on Legal Diversity
Former Member, Advisory Board for the Western Center on Law & Poverty
Co-Author, “Strategic Compliance: The Benefit of a Results-Oriented Approach to Corporate Compliance Programmes,” Fraud & White Collar Crime 2020 Expert Guide, Corporate LiveWire, October 2020
Harvard Law School; University of California, Los Angeles
Provided by Chambers
Nicole Rodriguez Van Dyk specializes in handling investigations and white-collar criminal defense matters for corporate and individual clients, including a particularly strong expertise in healthcare fraud matters.
Provided by Chambers
"She is a fabulous and extraordinarily creative writer and her ability to relate to the judges is really good."
"Nicole is a really strong and skilled advocate, who is always prepared and always willing to do work that needs to get done. and can issue spot many steps ahead."
"She is a fabulous and extraordinarily creative writer and her ability to relate to the judges is really good."
"Nicole is a really strong and skilled advocate, who is always prepared and always willing to do work that needs to get done. and can issue spot many steps ahead."
