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Roberto Finzi
Partner
Tel: +1-212-373-3311
Fax: +1-212-492-0311
emailrfinzi@paulweiss.com
1285 Avenue of the Americas
New York,
NY
10019-6064
Fax: +1-212-492-0311
Roberto Finzi is a partner in the Litigation Department, co-chair of the White Collar & Regulatory Defense Group and a former federal prosecutor. His practice focuses on white collar matters, including grand jury and regulatory investigations, enforcement proceedings and internal investigations. Since his return from government service in 2006, he has represented individuals and organizations a variety of law enforcement initiatives, including prosecutions and investigations involving insider trading, accounting fraud, criminal anti-trust, violations of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act and health care fraud. His practice also includes providing counsel to clients on all areas of criminal and regulatory investigations and enforcement proceedings. He regularly represents indigent defendants in pro bono criminal matters.
EXPERIENCE
- The representation of an investment advisor in connection with criminal insider-trading charges in the Southern District of New York;
- The representation of an international financial institution in connection with the settlement of a global multi-jurisdictional criminal and regulatory investigation;
- Winning an acquittal for an indigent defendant wrongly accused of murder in a 2017 jury trial in New York State Court;
- The representation of an individual in connection with DOJ Foreign Corrupt Practices Act charges;
- The representation of an executive in connection with a DOJ criminal antitrust investigation;
- The representation of members of an audit committee of a public company in connection with an S.E.C. options-backdating investigation; and
- The representation of major pharmaceutical corporations in separate Department of Justice and U.S. Attorney’s Offices investigations of alleged off-label marketing in violation of the Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act.
Between February of 1999 and his return to Paul, Weiss in January of 2006, Roberto was an Assistant United States Attorney in the United States Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York. In his seven years as a federal prosecutor, Roberto handled a wide variety of criminal investigations and prosecutions, conducting numerous jury trials in the district court and briefing and arguing numerous appeals before the Second Circuit. In 2003, Roberto became a member of the Southern District’s Securities & Commodities Frauds Task Force. In that role, he investigated and tried a variety of cases involving, among other things, accounting fraud, investment advisor fraud and market manipulation. Roberto has been recognized by Chambers USA as a leading lawyer in Litigation: White-Collar Crime & Government Investigations.
Roberto served as an articles editor for the Cornell Law Review and as a law clerk to the Honorable Joseph L. Tauro, United States District Judge in Boston, Massachusetts.
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- Nov 01, 2019
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Client Alert: New York DFS Proposes New Rules on Cybersecurity
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Client Alert: Treasury and Federal Banking Agencies Clarify BSA/AML and Sanctions Enforcement Standards for Foreign Correspondent Banking Relationships
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Client Alert: Treasury and Federal Banking Agencies Clarify BSA/AML and Sanctions Enforcement Standards for Foreign Correspondent Banking Relationships
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Litigation Partners Author Article on New York’s New AML and Sanctions Requirements
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Client Alert: FinCEN Issues Sweeping New Requirements on Collection of Beneficial Ownership Information and Customer Due Diligence
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Awards & Recognition
Paul, Weiss Pro Bono Victory Named “Win of the Week” by NACDL
- Sep 23, 2020
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Paul, Weiss Pro Bono Victory Named “Win of the Week” by NACDL
Paul, Weiss was recognized by the Compassionate Release Clearinghouse of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (NACDL) with a “Win of the Week.”
Roberto Finzi to Receive Equalizer Award
- May 20, 2019
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Roberto Finzi to Receive Equalizer Award
Litigation partner Roberto Finzi has been selected to receive the Equalizer Award at the Gideon’s Promise event, “A Night to Celebrate.”
Paul, Weiss Honored by Immigration Equality at Safe Haven Awards
- May 24, 2018
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Paul, Weiss Honored by Immigration Equality at Safe Haven Awards
Paul, Weiss was one of three firms honored at the annual Safe Haven Awards hosted by Immigration Equality at Lincoln Center.
Paul, Weiss Honored at the 2014 Pro Bono Publico Awards
- Oct 08, 2014
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Paul, Weiss Honored at the 2014 Pro Bono Publico Awards
The Legal Aid Society (LAS) honored Paul, Weiss as a recipient of their 2014 Pro Bono Publico Awards for outstanding service to LAS and its clients. Every year, LAS recognizes the work of volunteer lawyers, law firms,…
Chambers USA 2013 Ranks Paul, Weiss Highly
- Jun 07, 2013
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Chambers USA 2013 Ranks Paul, Weiss Highly
District of Columbia: Antitrust, Joseph J Simons, Kenneth A Gallo, Litigation: General Commercial