Professionals

Justin S. Weddle
Founder
Justin Weddle is a skilled trial lawyer, litigation strategist, counselor, and appellate advocate. When the stakes are high, clients rely on his tenacity and incisive analysis for tailor-made strategies and solutions in both domestic and cross-border criminal, civil, and regulatory matters.
Justin prosecuted white collar crime for more than 12 years as an Assistant United States Attorney in the Southern District of New York, building and trying complex fraud cases. He served in the Computer, Hacking, and Intellectual Property section, the Major Crimes Unit, the Complex Frauds Unit, and the Securities and Commodities Fraud Task Force. Justin’s government service culminated in his appointment as Deputy Chief of Appeals, supervising briefing and arguments in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit for three years. He has personally conducted eighteen arguments before the Second Circuit.

Julia I. Catania
Attorney
Julia I. Catania is a seasoned litigator who specializes in white collar defense, regulatory investigations, and complex civil litigation. She represents individuals and corporations facing allegations of financial misconduct, including securities and accounting fraud, bribery, embezzlement, and money laundering. She also assists clients in resolving contract disputes and other enterprise-threatening business practices. Her practice spans both federal and state courts, as well as domestic and cross-border matters, including international extradition defense in Latin America and Europe.

Adam B. Siegel
Attorney
Adam has been practicing criminal law for more than thirty years.
Adam was a partner for over twenty years at two of the world’s leading international law firms. During his sixteen-year tenure at his most recent firm, Adam was co-head of the firm’s global investigations and U.S. litigation practices and served as U.S. Managing Partner.
Clients in a broad range of industries rely on Adam to defend them in investigations conducted by the U.S. Department of Justice, the Securities and Exchange Commission, Multilateral Development Banks and state Attorneys General.