Solomon L. Wisenberg is a nationally recognized white collar defense attorney, with offices in Washington, D.C. Listed in Best Lawyers in America, Super Lawyers, Chambers, and Martindale-Hubbell, he defends business executives, public officials, and everyday people in sensitive federal criminal and regulatory investigations throughout the United States. With over three decades of experience in complex federal criminal litigation- from conducting the grand jury questioning of President Bill Clinton to defending subjects and targets in sophisticated federal fraud inquiries, high-profile political corruption investigations and other white collar crimes – he offers unparalleled experience and absolute discretion in handling the most challenging, high-stakes proceedings.
Solomon L. Wisenberg is a nationally recognized white collar defense attorney, with offices in Washington, D.C. Listed in Best Lawyers in America, Super Lawyers, Chambers, and Martindale-Hubbell, he defends business executives, public officials, and everyday people in sensitive federal criminal and regulatory investigations throughout the United States. With over three decades of experience in complex federal criminal litigation- from conducting the grand jury questioning of President Bill Clinton to defending subjects and targets in sophisticated federal fraud inquiries, high-profile political corruption investigations and other white collar crimes – he offers unparalleled experience and absolute discretion in handling the most challenging, high-stakes proceedings.
Mr. Wisenberg offers the knowledge, responsiveness and personal attention you would expect from a seasoned white collar defense attorney, but he can also deploy the full resources of a major, full-service, 900-lawyer law firm when necessary as he is the co-chair of the white collar defense group at Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough.
Because of his extensive high profile, federal white collar criminal defense experience, Mr. Wisenberg appears frequently on a wide range of national media outlets, including Fox News, PBS, NBC, CBS and NPR. [Recent Media Appearances]
White Collar Crime: Securities Fraud (3rd Ed. 2016), published by Thomson Reuters–one of the world’s leading legal publishing houses. Numerous white collar crimes are discussed, including: Mail and wire fraud, Securities fraud, Bank and mortgage fraud, Tax crimes, False statements and obstruction of justice, Federal criminal investigations, and Antitrust offenses.
It is extremely rare for the U.S. Department of Justice to dismiss a federal felony indictment on its own motion. In over two decades of federal white collar defense practice I have helped to obtain this result 11 times for 11 clients. Let me stress that this represents a small percentage of the cases I handle. These results are not typical. Nor were they obtained through any special relationship I had with federal prosecutors. Every federal criminal defense case is unique. These dismissals were obtained through a combination of circumstances, including hard work and good luck.
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In each of the 11 cases, all felony charges against my clients were dismissed. In three of those cases, the client was required to plead guilty to a misdemeanor offense and received probation. In one of the eleven cases, charges against multiple defendants were simultaneously dropped and other attorneys substantially contributed to the government’s decision to drop charges.
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