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suspects and witnesses in different criminal justice systems as well as complex issues of data privacy law.
A fluent German speaker who has lived and worked in Europe, Gabi has extensive experience
representing citizens of foreign countries under investigation by U.S. authorities. Gabi is a graduate of
Columbia College, Brown University and the Yale Law School, and served as a judicial law clerk to the
Hon. Gerard E. Lynch in the S.D.N.Y.

Andrew Goldstein is a highly acclaimed former federal prosecutor, most notably
known for his role as one of the top deputies to Robert Mueller III throughout the
special counsel investigation at the US Department of Justice, and as chief of the
public corruption unit at the US Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New
York. For his work on the Mueller investigation, Andrew was profiled by The New
York Times in a front-page story that described his leadership of the investigation
into whether President Donald Trump obstructed justice.

As a partner and the head of Cooley’s white collar defense & investigations group, Andrew leads
complex and sensitive internal investigations, defends companies and individuals before government
agencies and in high-stakes litigation, and has successfully tried numerous significant white collar and
regulatory matters. He routinely represents clients in bet-the-company government investigations by
the SEC, DOJ, State Attorneys General and other regulatory entities in matters involving bribery, false
claims, bid-rigging, trade secrets, foreign corrupt practices, money laundering and sanctions violations.
Andrew’s work has earned him praise among peers and clients, as well as a recognition by Chambers
USA as a leading white collar and government investigations lawyer.

Amanda Kramer, a partner at Covington & Burling LLP and former Assistant U.S.
Attorney in the Southern District of New York, defends clients in sensitive, high-
stakes government investigations and enforcement actions and white collar criminal
defense matters, and conducts internal investigations of alleged misconduct and
institutional culture reviews and equity audits.

Amanda has significant experience assisting clients with matters involving
securities fraud, insider trading, accounting fraud, wire fraud, health care fraud,
public corruption, money laundering, art fraud and cyber-crime. She frequently conducts internal
investigations related to alleged executive and other employee misconduct as well as problematic
workplace culture. Additionally, she advises clients on matters relating to the Trafficking Victims
Protection Reauthorization Act (TVPRA). Amanda has represented clients in investigations by the DOJ,
SEC, and state attorneys general.

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