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July 1, 2016 — Moneylaundering.com
The 24 Firms GCs Love the Most
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White Collar’s Boys’ Club Fading into the History Books
April 27, 2016 — Law360
New York’s Competition Bar
April 19, 2016 — Global Competition Review
Currie Returns to Crowell After Stint as Prosecutor
February 26, 2016 — New York Law Journal
Top NY Prosecutor Joins Crowell & Moring
February 25, 2016 — Bloomberg BNA
Crowell & Moring Rehires Top NY Federal Prosecutor
February 25, 2016 — Law360
Brooklyn Federal Judge, Top Prosecutor Head to Private Practice
February 25, 2016 — Reuters
Top Brooklyn Prosecutor Heading to Crowell & Moring
February 25, 2016 — The Wall Street Journal
Statement by Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch on the Departure of Kelly T. Currie from the U.S. Attorney’s Office for Eastern District of New York
February 25, 2016 — U.S. Department of Justice
To Catch an IP Thief
February 2016 — The American Lawyer
DC Circ. Ruling Gives FCA Defendants An Easy Out, US Says
February 9, 2016 — Law360
Crowell & Moring Nets FinCEN Lawyer
January 11, 2016 — Main Justice
Washingtonian Top Lawyers: Criminal Defense, White Collar
December 30, 2015 — Washingtonian
2015 National Law Journal Trailblazers: White Collar
December 2015 — The National Law Journal
Contending with Federal Investigations
October 20, 2015 — Federal News Radio, WFED 1500
Lawyers Weigh in on DOJ’s Newman Appeal to High Court
July 30, 2015 — Law360
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Daniel L. Zelenko, a New York-based partner in the firm’s White Collar & Regulatory Enforcement Group, is quoted in Law360 discussing the significance of the U.S. Department of Justice's petition to have the U.S. Supreme Court overturn the ruling on U.S. v. Newman et al. Zelenko said, "The appeal demonstrates how vital this issue is to the prosecution of future insider trading cases in 2015 and beyond…the stakes are very high and you can bet there was vigorous debate at the Department of Justice before pursuing this appeal, which is never done without serious consideration of all of the ramifications."
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