Washington, DC
Washington, DC
Justin M. Sandberg represents clients in government and regulatory litigation and appellate matters. He draws on 19 years of experience litigating on behalf of the federal government to help his clients achieve their objectives.
Referenzmandate
- Represented the CFPB in the Seventh Circuit in a case that raised statutory and constitutional questions about the scope of the government’s authority under the Equal Credit Opportunity Act
- Represented the CFPB in the Fifth Circuit in a matter that presented questions, including questions under the major questions doctrine, about the Bureau’s Unfair, Deceptive, or Abusive Acts or Practices authority under the Consumer Financial Protection Act
- Represented the CFPB in an APA lawsuit challenging a regulation affecting billions of dollars in bank overdraft fees
Auszeichnungen
- DOJ Attorney General’s Award for Exceptional Service
- DOJ Civil Division Commendation Awards
- DOJ Civil Division Perseverance Award
Praxisgruppen und Fokusthemen
Internationale Märkte
Qualifikationen
Ausbildung
- University of Chicago Law School, JD
- University of Notre Dame, BA, summa cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa
Zulassungen
- District of Columbia
- Illinois
Sprachen
- Englisch