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Amanda specializes in white collar and government investigations. Her experience lies in corporate investigations, False Claims Act matters, and supporting clients through complex regulatory requirements. Amanda also maintains an active pro bono practice, representing clients in immigration and "tangled title" home ownership cases.
Before joining the firm, Amanda held a directorial role in a large consulting firm's Export Controls and Trade Sanctions practice, and served as a senior consultant at a "Big 4" consulting firm, where she focused on forensic accounting and export controls compliance. In these roles, Amanda assisted clients with performing internal accounting and export controls investigations, preparing voluntary self-disclosures, conducting government directed audits (e.g., ITAR consent agreements and CFIUS audits), performing risk assessments, and building out compliance programs. Amanda is a certified public accountant.
While attending law school, Amanda gained valuable experience as an extern with the Philadelphia District Attorney's Office in the Appeals Unit and with the Federal Community Defender Office (FCDO) for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.
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