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Phillips Lytle says it formed a 15-lawyer internal investigations team
Phillips Lytle said it organized its investigations work into a dedicated 15-lawyer Internal Investigations Practice Team. The firm named partner James O’Connor and special counsel Scott Sroka as co-leaders and said the group would handle internal, federal and international investigations across several industries and legal disciplines.
Key points
- Phillips Lytle said Sroka previously served as a First Assistant U.S. Attorney.Phillips Lytle
- The firm described O’Connor’s focus as labor, employment and workplace matters.Phillips Lytle
- The announcement listed cybersecurity, higher education and healthcare among the team’s areas of work.Phillips Lytle
- Phillips Lytle said the team would serve in-house counsel and company executives.Phillips Lytle