Solomon L. Wisenberg brings more than three decades of lead
counsel experience to complex white collar criminal investigations and trials.
As co-chair of the White Collar Defense and Government Investigations Practice
at Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough, he represents clients nationwide
facing federal criminal and regulatory inquiries. A former Deputy Independent
Counsel in the Whitewater/Lewinsky Investigation, Solomon L. Wisenberg was
personally selected to question President Bill Clinton before the grand jury.
Prior to private practice, he served as Chief of the Financial Institution and
Health Care Fraud Unit in the United States Attorney’s Office for the Western
District of Texas, directing over 75 criminal investigations and securing
convictions in several high-stakes cases recognized by Congress and federal
agencies. An accomplished trial attorney, Mr. Wisenberg also served as Partner
at Ross, Dixon & Bell and Barnes & Thornburg LLP, and founded his own
white collar boutique. He is a published author, frequent lecturer at leading
law schools, and is regularly featured as a legal commentator in national
media. Recognized for his trial skills and legal acumen, Solomon L. Wisenberg
has earned honors including the Director’s Award from the Department of Justice
and Martindale-Hubbell’s highest AV rating.
American Bar Foundation
· Winner of the Department of Justice Director's Award (1994)
Publications
09/22/2010, White Collar Crime: Securities Fraud
02/24/2010, "A Return to Brady Basics"
05/01/2008, Federal Grand Jury Crash Course
02/21/2005, Queen For A Day: The Dangerous Game of Proffers, Proffer Agreements and Proffer Letters
01/01/2005, White-Collar Crime: The Crash Course
05/11/2004, How to Avoid Going to Jail under 18 U.S.C. Section 1001 for Lying to Government Agents
Events
9/13/2011, Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA): In the Trenches and what's Happening Today
02/24/2010, Attorney Presentation - NACDL Midwinter Meeting and CLE Seminar 2010
02/05/2010, Attorney Presentation - Parallel Proceedings
04/01/2009, Attorney Presentation - The Casino Economy: Tackling Ponzi Schemes