Represents debtors, creditors, direct lenders, ad hoc groups, sponsors, and strategic investors in complex in-court and out-of-court corporate restructurings

Advises private equity investors, hedge funds, and private credit lenders on domestic and international insolvency and restructuring issues

Counsels clients on strategic acquisitions and dispositions of distressed assets

Handles restructuring matters across a broad range of industries, including healthcare, retail, energy, technology, hospitality, and media

Lisa P. Rumin focuses her practice on antitrust, regulatory and litigation matters. She assists clients across a variety of industries and has represented numerous clients in the healthcare, pharmaceutical, and biotechnology industries. Lisa advises clients on mergers and acquisitions, including obtaining clearance from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and Department of Justice (DOJ), as well as counsels clients on issues regarding antitrust compliance, pricing, and distribution. She also counsels clients on cartel prosecutions and defenses, including government investigations and the initiation and defense of civil class action litigation. Lisa is experienced in areas of e-discovery, document review and production for investigations before the FTC, DOJ and state attorneys general office.

In addition to her antitrust and competition work, Lisa maintains an active pro bono practice. She has represented clients in asylum, sexual harassment and employment discrimination matters, as well as assisted Lawyers Without Borders on projects aimed at strengthening legal training and enforcement in various countries.

While in law school, Lisa was the notes and comments editor for the Wake Forest Law Review. She served as a judicial intern to the Honorable Calvin E. Murphy in the North Carolina Business Court.

Julian André helps clients achieve the best outcomes when facing government enforcement actions, prosecutions and investigations, defending against complex civil litigation and performing internal investigations. Leaning on his experience as an Assistant US Attorney in Los Angeles prosecuting financial crimes, Julian adds an inside perspective when devising defense strategies for companies and individuals facing criminal and civil investigations by state and federal agencies such as DOJ, HHS-OIG, SEC, and DOL. He also regularly advises clients on matters involving corporate governance and regulatory compliance, including anti-money laundering and anti-corruption issues.

Julian’s experience prosecuting complex fraud cases and acting as a first chair trial attorney make him a valuable asset to healthcare clients, who regularly call on him to navigate False Claim Act investigations and civil litigation. Throughout his career, he has helped healthcare companies save hundreds of millions of dollars in potential government fines and civil judgments.

In recent years, Julian has also defended several companies in ERISA litigation involving Employee Stock Ownership Plans (ESOPs). Julian’s strategic approach and strength in the courtroom have led to favorable outcomes for ESOP plan sponsor companies, their directors and officers, and plan fiduciaries in class action lawsuits brought by plan participants.

Prior to rejoining McDermott in 2021, Julian spent six years as an Assistant US Attorney. During this time, he served in the Major Frauds Section and was the US Attorney’s Office’s Securities Fraud Coordinator and Education Fraud Coordinator. Julian prosecuted and investigated a wide range of financial crimes, including healthcare fraud, securities fraud, bank fraud, public corruption, tax evasion, and money laundering. Two marquee cases handled during his time as a federal prosecutor include the prosecution of Michael Avenatti and the prosecution of China Zhongwang, the world’s second-largest aluminum extrusion producer at the time.

Other notable trial experience includes education fraud, bribery and tax cases in the US District Court for the Central District of California, and patent infringement trials in the US District Courts for the Northern District of Texas and Middle District of Florida.

Julian is also an accomplished appellate advocate, having handled dozens of appeals before the US Supreme Court, and the US Courts of Appeals for the Second and Ninth Circuits. Prior to entering private practice, Julian served as a law clerk for the Honorable Harry Pregerson of the US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.

Gordon A. Greenberg regularly represents clients in civil and criminal investigations, as well as in trials and congressional hearings. He has significant experience defending clients in high-stakes, bet-the-company matters that have civil and criminal components. Gordon has more than 30 years of experience handling a wide range of business crime investigations and trials.

Previously, Gordon was a federal prosecutor, serving as the chief of the Financial Investigations Unit in the Los Angeles US Attorney’s Office, and was also a state and special federal prosecutor in Chicago. As a prosecutor, he tried several precedent-setting cases including US V. Cuevas, the first extradition of an individual from Switzerland to the United States for money laundering-related offenses, and US v. Barry Minkow, ZZZZ Best, et al., one of the largest securities/money laundering cases tried on the West Coast in the 1980s.

Brett Boskiewicz is a trusted legal advisor to healthcare industry clients on complex litigation, dispute resolution and risk mitigation.

Drawing on more than two decades of experience in both in-house and outside counsel roles, Brett advises health plans, payors, and other healthcare industry stakeholders on regulatory compliance, government investigations, enforcement actions, and litigation strategy. He has particular experience in managed care, Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA), class action, and payor-provider disputes.

In his prior role as in-house counsel at a Fortune 15 global health company, Brett directed litigation strategy for major healthcare, behavioral health, and health benefit matters. He leverages this experience to deliver creative, business-oriented legal solutions that align with his clients’ strategic objectives. Brett has also developed artificial intelligence (AI)-assisted workflows to enhance the speed, quality, and efficiency of large-scale document reviews in complex healthcare matters.

In addition to his practice, Brett regularly speaks on emerging issues affecting the healthcare industry, including the transformative impact of AI and its ethical implications in healthcare dispute resolution.

Joseph (Joe) B. Evans is the head of McDermott’s FinTech & Blockchain Practice and head of Crypto Litigation and Regulatory. Widely recognized throughout the crypto industry, Joe is one of the top crypto litigators in the world. The American Lawyer has recognized him as a “Trailblazer” for his progressive work in crypto and he is one of the few individuals that is Chambers ranked Band 1 in Crypto-Asset Disputes.

Joe leads the industry’s only crypto-exclusive team whose members spend 100% of their time working on crypto industry matters. One of the few groups in the world ranked by Chambers in Crypto-Asset Disputes, the team has led more significant crypto litigation, both generally and bankruptcy-focused than any other firm. The team also advises on anti-money laundering, sanctions, and other ongoing compliance issues. Frequently called upon to find solutions for the most complex crypto products, Joe’s team prides itself on finding regulatory solutions when others can’t or won’t.

Since 2013, Joe has been representing companies and individuals in all aspects of crypto and blockchain-related legal matters, including defending government investigations, pursuing cutting-edge crypto litigation, obtaining money transmitter and other state licenses, and advising on initial coin offerings. With a focus on crypto regulatory matters, Joe advises the industry’s biggest players on their most important regulatory and licensing matters. His work includes issuing stablecoins, obtaining money transmitter licenses nationwide, obtaining trust charters, and launching new cryptocurrencies and products.

Pioneering first-of-its-kind crypto litigation, Joe has successfully handled matters involving crypto tracing, decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) litigation, and actions against fictitious entities and anonymous founders. His in-court successes include a series of wins in connection with the crypto industry’s largest bankruptcy cases in the United States and defending some of the industry’s largest participants. Joe has qualified crypto tracing experts in federal court and obtained immediate recovery of stolen crypto.

Joe has led the most impactful litigation and investigations for crypto creditor committees and post-bankruptcy confirmation entities in the industry. These representations include Cred, Inc., Voyager Digital, Prime Trust, Genesis Global Capital LLC, Terraform Labs, and Rhodium. Joe defends and brings affirmative litigation in connection with crypto bankruptcy cases, including regularly filing and defending cases worth hundreds of millions of dollars of fiat and crypto.

Additionally, Joe has defended crypto exchanges and other market participants in federal and state investigations. He regularly and successfully defends against these crypto regulatory investigations without penalties, fines, enforcement actions, or media attention of any kind.

Joe has also worked with state and federal regulatory bodies across the United States to advise and provide input on crypto regulation. In 2024, the Wyoming Select Committee on Blockchain, Financial Technology, and Digital Innovation Technology tapped Joe and his team to draft new legislation to protect crypto customers in the event of a bankruptcy filing.  The legislation crafted by Joe and his team specifically protects crypto customers in bankruptcy, even those whose assets are staked, held in stablecoin, or with sub-custodians.