Litigation + Investigations
Congressional Investigations
Fluet’s Congressional Investigations Practice offers specialized expertise in handling investigations conducted by Congress. Our attorneys have extensive experience navigating the complexities of congressional Inquiries and are skilled in representing clients before congressional committees and subcommittees. We understand the unique challenges and nuances these investigations bring and provide strategic guidance to clients throughout the entire process. We pride ourselves on our ability to provide comprehensive and tailored solutions that address the specific needs of organizations facing congressional investigations. Whether it is responding to subpoenas, preparing witnesses, or crafting effective communication strategies, our team is dedicated to achieving the best possible outcomes for our clients.
Fluet attorneys boast significant experience in Congressional Investigations including:
- Serving as an Assistant United States Attorney in the Eastern District of Virginia and Associate Counsel to President George W. Bush.
- Serving as an Assistant U.S. Attorney in the District of Columbia and in the Criminal Division of the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ), conducting criminal and civil investigations and trials into racketeering, money laundering racketeering and fraud investigations.
- Representing law enforcement and national security personnel and agents directed or requested to testify before House and Senate Intelligence and Oversight Committees.
- Representing a former high-ranking Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Agent in a U.S. Office of Special Counsel and Office of the Inspector General investigation concerning potential Hatch Act violations.
- Representing a global public pharmaceutical company, along with several officers, directors and employees, in an SEC investigation into potential inside trading.
- Representing Individuals, Employees and Corporate Directors with voluntary or mandated appearances before Congressional panels and Committees, including entities and individuals facing possible criminal or civil liability.
