Andrew E. Tomback Email & Phone Number

New York, New York, United States

Handle all types of litigation and related matters (as detailed below in the Milbank entry). Successfully represented parent accused of bribing USC water polo coach to help gain his son's admission. Represented pro bono a plaintiff class in a lawsuit against Ferguson, Missouri arising from the City's discriminatory and unconstitutional charging decisions, bail practices, and prison conditions that resulted in a favorable settlement for the class. Represented Jeffrey Epstein's former… Show more Handle all types of litigation and related matters (as detailed below in the Milbank entry). Successfully represented parent accused of bribing USC water polo coach to help gain his son's admission. Represented pro bono a plaintiff class in a lawsuit against Ferguson, Missouri arising from the City's discriminatory and unconstitutional charging decisions, bail practices, and prison conditions that resulted in a favorable settlement for the class. Represented Jeffrey Epstein's former accountant and Co-Executor of his Estate; created, staffed, and funded the Victims Compensation Fund -- which awarded $100M+ to over 200 victims. Show less

Greater New York City Area

Partner in the Global Commercial Litigation Group based in the New York office. Handled all types of litigation and related matters (as detailed below in the Milbank entry). Obtained acquittal of JPMC FX trader "cartel" member Richard Usher of allegedly participating in a conspiracy to manipulate the $ / Euro exchange rate; defended multiple DoJ FCPA investigations of health care corporations; defended ride sharing company in SEC investigation of its award of securities to drivers.

340 Madison Avenue, New York Ny 10034

Handled all types of litigation and related matters (as detailed below in the Milbank entry) in the New York branch of a national law firm. Represented the South American Football Federation ("COMNEBOL") in the FIFA investigation. Represented major manufacturer in DoJ investigation of allegedly defective products it sold to NASA.

New York City

Served as senior vice president and general counsel at Scientific Games Corporation. Supervised 25+ attorneys worldwide and handled high-profile litigation exposures. Favorably resolved the Company’s largest exposure -- an accounting, licensing and patent litigation with its largest competitor. Led litigation and settlement of $500M+ exposure in Italy caused by malfunction of lottery game's random number generator. Played integral role in Scientific Games’ $5.1 billion all cash acquisition… Show more Served as senior vice president and general counsel at Scientific Games Corporation. Supervised 25+ attorneys worldwide and handled high-profile litigation exposures. Favorably resolved the Company’s largest exposure -- an accounting, licensing and patent litigation with its largest competitor. Led litigation and settlement of $500M+ exposure in Italy caused by malfunction of lottery game's random number generator. Played integral role in Scientific Games’ $5.1 billion all cash acquisition of Bally Technologies, Inc. (BYI) in August 2014. Show less

Greater New York City Area

Handled all types of litigation and related matters (as detailed below in the Milbank entry) in the New York branch of a Washington, D.C.-based litigation firm.

Greater New York City Area

Handled a wide range of civil and criminal litigation, focusing on federal securities laws, complex litigation, and international arbitrations. White collar practice included defending individuals accused by prosecutors, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), and other regulators of insider trading, stock manipulation, bank and insurance fraud, violations of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA), unlawful Internet gaming, and Ponzi schemes. Also represented numerous individuals and… Show more Handled a wide range of civil and criminal litigation, focusing on federal securities laws, complex litigation, and international arbitrations. White collar practice included defending individuals accused by prosecutors, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), and other regulators of insider trading, stock manipulation, bank and insurance fraud, violations of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA), unlawful Internet gaming, and Ponzi schemes. Also represented numerous individuals and institutions in grand jury, SEC, and internal investigations. Show less

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Managed more than 500 attorneys and investigators handling federal savings and loan resolutions. Oversaw all RTC litigation, including professional liability investigations and lawsuits, as well as commercial litigation involving in excess of $50 billion of assets. Advised the CEO and General Counsel on congressional oversight issues, represented the RTC on all interagency matters, and negotiated all key settlements. Represented agency and CEO in Whitewater grand jury investigation.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Advised the undersecretary on all matters and enforcement agencies including Customs, Secret Service, ATF, FinCEN, etc.; directed the Office of Policy and Evaluation; investigated the Waco tragedy and was a principal drafter of the Treasury Department Report; played integral role in passage of Brady Bill, Assault Weapons Ban, and Crime Bill; represented the Treasury on all interagency law enforcement issues.

Greater New York City Area

Conducted grand jury investigations and prosecuted criminal cases, concentrating on complex securities frauds including stock manipulations, insider trading, international tax evasion enterprises, and penny stock schemes. Tried twelve cases to conviction, in addition to successfully briefing and arguing more than a dozen appeals.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Clerked for federal judge -- researched relevant law and assisted in drafting opinions and orders.

Greater New York City Area

Performed duties of an Assistant United States Attorney; participated in RICO prosecution of Gambino Family members Gene Gotti and Angelo Ruggierio.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Worked on standard projects for a litigation associate; led the firm's representation of Mitch Snyder and the Community for Creative Non-Violence ("CCNV") in their protest (on the Capitol Grounds) against the Reagan Administration's failure to fund the renovation of the Washington, D.C. Men's Shelter (at 2nd and D streets). Negotiated resolution with Speaker James Wright III's Office that led to complete and speedy renovation.

J.D., Law

Activities and Societies: Editor, Yale Law Journal; Senior Articles Editor, Yale Journal on Regulation; Organized thousands of students.

B.A., Economics And Political Science

Activities and Societies: Graduated summa cum laude; Phi Beta Kappa; Branford Award for Distinguished Scholarship