investigations matters. Drawing on more than a decade of experience practicing in the white collar groups of two AmLaw 10 firms, Ms. LoCicero combines her deep knowledge of government and internal investigations with a drive to reach the best solutions for her clients based on their unique business and legal needs.

Ms. LoCicero represents clients in connection with investigations and actions by the United States Department of Justice, United States Attorney’s Offices throughout the country, and the United States Securities & Exchange Commission.  She has represented clients in connection with health care fraud, antitrust, procurement and government contracting fraud, tax fraud, accounting fraud, election fraud, and campaign finance matters.  She regularly advises clients regarding the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, Bank Secrecy Act, sanctions laws, and commerce and trade regulations. Ms. LoCicero also represents clients in parallel proceedings including those related to allegations of professional misconduct, suspension and debarment, and criminal and civil forfeiture.  Ms. LoCicero’s experience in these areas extends to compliance issues such as due diligence in connection with business transactions, ongoing ethics and compliance counseling, independent investigations on behalf of companies and their Boards of Directors, and assistance with post-resolution compliance. Ms. LoCicero maintains a robust appellate practice, representing clients in criminal appeals in federal courts and state supreme courts.

Ms. LoCicero earned her Bachelor’s degree, cum laude, from Newcomb College of Tulane University in 2000.  She graduated from Tulane Law School, magna cum laude and Order of the Coif, in 2003.  Prior to entering private practice, Ms. LoCicero clerked for Judge Mary Milloy of the United States District Court for the Southern District of Texas and Judge Lynn Bush of the United States Court of Federal Claims.  She is a member of the District of Columbia and Texas State Bars.