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Arthur E. Brown is Co-Chair of Kaye Scholer’s Product Liability Group, and a member of the firm’s Complex Commercial Litigation Group. His practice focuses on representing and advising clients on mass tort and product liability issues, investigations by federal and state authorities, inquiries from Congress, and commercial litigation disputes. As part of his practice, Arthur frequently serves as national counsel representing pharmaceutical companies in mass tort product liability actions, advises clients on strategic litigation and settlement decisions in the areas of commercial litigation and white collar investigations, and counsels clients on litigation avoidance.

Ralph Lauren Outed Its Subsidiary’s Bribery and Set an Example for All (05/01/13)

Navin K Pant (04/29/13)

Navin Pant is an Associate in Kaye Scholer’s Complex Commercial Litigation Department. He focuses his practice on general litigation, white collar litigation, internal investigations and compliance counseling. Navin has experience in all phases of civil litigation, including drafting pleadings and briefs, managing discovery, conducting depositions and trial preparation. He also has experience counseling pharmaceutical companies on legal and regulatory compliance issues related to marketing practices and safety reporting, and representing clients in responding to a variety of civil and criminal government inquiries. Navin has an active pro bono practice.

Litigator Jonathan Green Discusses Ralph Lauren Bribery Settlement in The Wall Street Journal (04/29/13)

James L. Athas (04/26/13)

James L. Athas focuses his practice on government and internal investigations as well as complex commercial litigation. He has helped conduct international investigations related to the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, evaluated corporate compliance programs to ensure conformity with current best practices and responded to federal criminal inquiries on behalf of small businesses and large corporations. James has also assisted individual clients at trial, including an eight-day jury trial in the Northern District of Illinois involving a senior government official accused of accepting bribes to facilitate the issuance of visas.

SEC and DOJ Reward Ralph Lauren for Self-Reporting FCPA Violations (04/25/13)

Zaldwaynaka (Z) Scott (04/24/13)

Zaldwaynaka (Z) Scott is Co-Chair of Kaye Scholer’s Chicago White Collar Litigation and Internal Investigations Practice. Z is a seasoned trial lawyer, having taken more than 40 mostly jury trials to verdict in federal court. She concentrates her practice on complex commercial litigation, corporate internal investigations (including matters related to the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act), counseling on corporate compliance matters and white collar criminal defense. Her federal civil and criminal litigation experience includes accounting and commercial fraud, public corruption, civil tax appeals and criminal tax prosecutions, money-laundering and investment, and financial institution fraud. She has also led and represented companies in complex and extensive government regulatory and criminal grand jury investigations. Z has experience in appellate practice and has briefed and argued cases before the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals.

Michael J. Malecek (04/18/13)

Michael J. Malecek is Co-Chair of the Intellectual Property Department and a member of the White Collar Litigation and Internal Investigations group. Mike represents some of the leading biotech and technology companies in the US, including Google, Sequenom, Affymetrix, Complete Genomics, and salesforce.com. His practice largely focuses on patent litigation, but he has experience in all areas of litigation, including general commercial, white collar, compliance, securities and employment. He has served as trial counsel in over a dozen jury trials, all of which resulted in victories for his clients. Mike was named one of The Daily Journal’s “Top 75 IP Litigators” in California for 2013 and 2010.

Pitfalls of Social Media: Facebook Post Could Lead to SEC Enforcement Action (04/09/13)