Squire Patton Boggs is pleased to announce that Kevin McCart has rejoined the firm as a partner in its Government Investigations and White Collar Practice Group. He joins from Husch Blackwell and will be resident in the Washington, DC office.
Our Government Investigations and White Collar Practice Group has experienced tremendous growth following the combination. Kevin’s skills and extensive experience handling complex investigations, Foreign Corrupt Practices Act matters, and health care litigation will enhance the capabilities of our team,” said Samuel Rosenthal, partner and head of the Squire Patton Boggs Government Investigations and White Collar Practice Group. “We are thrilled to welcome Kevin back to the firm.”
Mr. McCart has extensive government and internal investigations experience. He has served as lead counsel in criminal and civil matters in federal district and circuit courts, as well as military courts-martial. Mr. McCart advises in a wide range of government investigations and white collar engagements, including False Claims Act litigation, criminal and civil fraud investigations, internal investigations, international due diligence, and bid protests. He regularly represents clients in Department of Justice, Department of Health and Human Services, and Department of Labor investigations, as well as inquiries and proceedings before other federal and state entities. Mr. McCart’s global government and internal investigations experience includes counseling clients on export control and sanctions compliance, in addition to Foreign Corrupt Practices Act and False Claims Act matters. Additionally, he has represented numerous energy, particularly renewable companies, as well as companies in the healthcare sector, in internal investigations and commercial litigation.
“With a truly global platform, Squire Patton Boggs has the resources to be ‘on the ground’ and the ability to understand the intricacies of regional courts and regulatory and enforcement bodies,” said Mr. McCart. “I look forward to using my experience leading international investigations to further strengthen the global practice and to contribute a unique perspective to existing and prospective clients.”
Before going into private practice, Mr. McCart served as an active duty Army judge advocate, where he gained experience as a trial attorney and prosecutor on numerous felony, bench and jury trials. While stationed in Afghanistan, Mr. McCart served as a senior legal advisor to a multinational airborne infantry brigade, responsible for all US legal operations in Southern Afghanistan. Mr. McCart has an undergraduate degree from Dartmouth College, and received his J.D. from the University of Virginia.
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