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Burnham & Gorokhov Selected by Chambers USA – White Collar Crime & Government Investigations

We are thrilled to announce that Burnham & Gorokhov has been selected for recognition in Chambers USA Spotlight for Litigation: White-Collar Crime & Government Investigations. Chambers is among the most respected legal directories in the world. Its recognition rests on independent research, including in-depth interviews with clients and with other lawyers, rather than on self-nomination or paid placement. Few firms

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DOJ Puts Corporate Fraud Enforcement: What the New October 1 Directive Means for Your Business

On October 1, 2026, the head of the Department of Justice’s new National Fraud Enforcement Division, Assistant Attorney General Colin M. McDonald, issued Directive 26-12: Corporate Enforcement in the Fight Against Fraud. The directive tells every prosecutor in the Division how to go after companies that that it believes are committing fraud. It signals a faster, more organized, and more

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What Is a Proffer Agreement—and Should You Ever Sign One?

Speaking With Federal Prosecutors Is a Strategic Decision That Should Never Be Made Lightly Individuals under federal investigation are sometimes approached by prosecutors with an opportunity to participate in what is known as a proffer session. The invitation may be presented as a chance to explain events, provide information, or discuss possible cooperation with the government. Before that meeting can take

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As the DOJ Steps Up Healthcare Fraud Enforcement, Protective Legal Representation Matters More Than Ever

Healthcare fraud has long been a top priority for federal prosecutors, but the past year has brought a dramatic escalation. New enforcement teams, a record-setting national crackdown, and a shift toward catching suspected fraud before payments even go out have all changed how quickly and aggressively the government can move against healthcare providers. This article explains what healthcare fraud is,

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What Is Government Contract Fraud?

Government contracts involve billions of dollars in federal spending every year across industries such as defense, healthcare, construction, information technology, transportation, research, and public services. Because large amounts of taxpayer money are involved, federal agencies aggressively investigate allegations of fraud involving government contracts and procurement programs. Businesses, contractors, subcontractors, executives, and employees may face serious civil or criminal exposure if

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Burnham & Gorokhov Obtains Dismissal of Federal Wire Fraud Conspiracy Charge on Sixth Amendment Grounds

Washington, D.C. —  Burnham & Gorokhov is pleased to announce a significant result on behalf of its client, Charles Pollack. After more than a year of litigation, the United States District Court dismissed with prejudice a wire fraud conspiracy charge brought by the U.S. Department of Justice’s Fraud Division and the United States Attorney’s Office for the District of Maryland.

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