DLA Piper is pleased to welcome Nat Edmonds as a partner in the White Collar, Investigations, and Government Enforcement Practice. He will be based in the Washington, DC office.

Edmonds’ practice focuses on global internal investigations, specifically anti-corruption matters and the challenges arising from multi-jurisdictional investigations into complex economic crime. He also conducts internal investigations and advises companies on significant sanctions and export control matters before regulatory agencies, including the Department of Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control and the Department of Commerce’s Bureau of Industry and Security.

Prior to his private practice experience, Edmonds served for a decade in the Fraud Section of the Criminal Division of Department of Justice (DOJ). In this position, he was involved in numerous high-profile prosecutions involving the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act violations, corruption, accounting fraud, export controls, and other economic crimes.

“We are excited for Nat to join our team, where his combined private and public sector experience working with prosecutors, law enforcement, and regulators will enhance our sophisticated work across multiple jurisdictions,” said Courtney Saleski, Co-Chair of DLA Piper’s US White Collar Crime, Investigations, and Government Enforcement Group.

“Nat’s wide-ranging experience navigating complex investigations will be of tremendous value to his new colleagues and to both current and prospective clients,” said William Minor, Managing Partner of the Washington, DC office.

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