Who’s Who Legal recognized nineteen leading experts and future leaders from A&M's Disputes and Investigations practice in their 2023 Investigations guide.
In addition to recognition by Who’s Who Legal, Global Investigation Review (GIR) recognized A&M's Investigations team in the GIR 100 as a leading firm for cross-border investigations. WWL highlighted our team’s significant experience conducting cross-border forensic investigations using their forensic accounting, asset tracing, digital forensics, forensic data analytics, economic, data privacy and cyber risk expertise.
A&M’s 2023 Investigations Experts:
Forensic Accountants
William Abington (Houston)
Daniel Barton (London)
Matthew Bialecki (Chicago)
Paul Fitzsimmons (Washington, D.C.)
Joe Gardemal (Washington, D.C.)
Julian Jones (London)
Gagan Puri (New Delhi)
Laureen Ryan (New York)
Marc Sherman (Washington, D.C.)
Steve Spiegelhalter (Washington, D.C.)
Juan Valderas (Madrid)
Keith Williamson (London)
Dan You (Washington, D.C.)
Digital Forensics
Phil Beckett (London)
Mercedes Bernal (Madrid)
Raphael Kiess (Frankfurt)
Daniel Tay (Singapore)
Davin Teo (Hong Kong)
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