In addition to handling a broad range of anti-corruption matters, Caitlin regularly works with companies to develop, implement and enhance their corporate compliance programs. She advises clients on creating policies and procedures, improving training programs, and implementing best practices related to third-party management and internal controls. Caitlin also has experience navigating FCPA monitorships, having represented a multinational company under the review of an independent compliance monitor.
Caitlin’s practice also involves conducting internal investigations; representing clients in matters before the US Department of Justice (DOJ), the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and multilateral development banks; and performing anti-corruption due diligence.
Caitlin is committed to pro bono work and has defended a political protestor in a high-profile jury trial, represented a domestic violence victim in a Hague Convention matter and worked on behalf of human trafficking victims.
