My work at Goodwin Procter has primarily focused on complex civil litigation involving large financial institutions and other companies, with a focus on ERISA and consumer financial services litigation. I have been selected for inclusion in The Legal 500 U.S. 2022 and 2024, and have also been recognized as a "One to Watch in America" by Best Lawyers, both for my work in ERISA Litigation. Representative experience includes:• Representation ofing several financial services companies in putative nationwide ERISA class actions alleging that investment options in employee retirement401(k) plans had excessive fees and/or poor performance. These include several actions challenging mutual fund companies'’ use of their own products as investment options in their own retirement plans• Representation of a large transportation company in a nationwide ERISA class action challenging its hiring of a delegated investment fiduciary for its 401(k) plan• Representation of a large consumer products company in a nationwide ERISA class action challenging the allocation of forfeitures within its 401(k) plan• Representation of a large financial services company in a nationwide ERISA class action challenging the use of drug rebates in its medical plan • Representation of a large insurance company in a putative nationwide ERISA class action challenging its use of retained asset accounts to pay life insurance claims• Representation of a large mutual fund company in litigation under the Investment Company Act challenging the fees charged by certain of the company's mutual funds• Representation of a large financial services company in several putative nationwide class actions challenging its practices with respect to residential lender-placed homeowners, flood, and wind insurance

I served in the Special Prosecutions Unit, which prosecutes white collar crimes, computer crimes, and crimes involving public corruption. Representative experience includes:• Second-chaired two multi-week trials in Suffolk Superior Court against defendants charged with fraud and embezzlement. In the second, in which I performed extensive witness preparation work and examined several witnesses at trial, the jury returned guilty verdicts on all thirty counts.• Investigated and prosecuted a former contractor at a health care company who embezzled hundreds of thousands of dollars from the company; the former contractor eventually pled guilty to the charges due to the evidence uncovered.

I served in the Enforcement Division, which conducts investigations into possible violations of the federal securities laws. I researched and drafted legal memoranda that applied securities law to ongoing investigations.

I performed tax work for hedge funds, private equity firms, and mutual fund clients. I was nominated for the Chairman's Values Award, which honors those who best exemplify the firm's values of integrity, quality, and leadership. Only five of approximately two hundred departmental employees were so nominated.