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Edward M. Fox II

Partner

Edward focuses his financial services litigation practice on government or regulatory disputes and investigations, white-collar criminal defense, parallel proceedings, corporate internal investigations, and federal and state contracting/procurement disputes.
 

Edward’s government, regulatory, and white collar practice includes experience in matters alleging criminal and civil fraud, wire and mail fraud, healthcare fraud, violations of state and federal antitrust laws, violations of securities laws and securities fraud, and the False Claims Act. His experience includes representing clients in criminal, civil, and regulatory matters brought by various government agencies, including the Department of Justice, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC), Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the United States Postal Service (USPS) and various state regulatory and administrative entities, including the Nebraska attorney general. Edward has experience representing both the targets of government investigations and witnesses called on to testify during such investigations. Edward’s experience includes being retained by corporations and boards of directors to assist in performing internal investigations.

Edward also regularly represents clients in administrative proceedings, including Medicaid and Medicare appeals on behalf of managed care providers, administrative appeals on behalf of healthcare providers, and with respect to professional licensure disputes.

As part of his government regulatory practice, Edward’s practice also includes experience with federal and state procurement laws, particularly litigating and defending against bid protests in multiple states, along with providing clients with pre-bid counseling regarding legal matters. In addition to his white-collar, government dispute and regulatory practice, Edward has experience representing litigants in federal and state courts in complex business and commercial disputes.