James L. Riotto is a lawyer in Rochester who has an impressive law enforcement background combined with substantial criminal defense experience.

James Lord’s practice concentrates on white collar criminal defense, False Claims Act and qui tam/whistleblower defense, internal investigations, corporate governance and compliance issues, regulatory training, brand protection.

James Q. Whitman is the Ford Foundation Professor of Comparative and Foreign Law at Yale Law School. His subjects are comparative law, criminal law, and legal history.

Jim Wooley's practice involves representing public and private corporations and business professionals in federal, state, and local criminal investigations.

James Lindgren is the Benjamin Mazur Summer Research Professor of Law at Northwestern University, with a BA from Yale and a JD and a PhD in (quantitative) sociology from the University of Chicago.

Jamila Hall is a former federal prosecutor who represents businesses and individuals in significant government investigations, complex civil lawsuits, and at trial.

Jason Bonk is an experienced litigator in the firm's New York office. He represents Fortune 500 companies, both small and large private businesses, and individuals, in a variety of high-stakes complex litigation matters involving contract.