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Mission

A community of litigators dedicated to advancing the effective prosecution and defense of white collar matters through leadership in substantive and procedural issues, including criminal and civil investigation and litigation, regulatory enforcement, and legal training.

Get Involved

Join a Subcommittee

Our subcommittees are led by dedicated leaders who welcome new members. Whether you’re new to the practice or a seasoned practitioner, joining a subcommittee is a low-commitment way to get involved and platform for contributing as much as you desire. Explore our current subcommittee leadership roster below to find the right fit for your interests.

Write Content

Love writing? The ABA offers an exceptional platform for publishing and sharing your insights. Contributing written content allows you to share your expertise, grow your professional brand, and make a lasting impact in the field. Whether you’re new to writing or a regular contributor, we encourage your involvement. The most common forms of content are practice pointers and articles.

  • Practice Points (100–750 words): Practical guidance for attorneys at all levels of experience.
  • Articles (750–2,500 words): Pieces covering legal developments or topics of interest to our members and the broader practice.

Organize Presentations

More talk, less write? If so, the Committee offer numerous opportunities to organize or speak at events, including.

  • Webinars
  • In-person regional programs
  • Roundtables
  • Presentations at the Section Conference

These events foster networking and professional development throughout the year.

Be Entrepreneurial

Have an idea for an article, event, or even a new subcommittee? We want to hear from you. Innovation is at the heart of our work, and we encourage members to take initiative and bring their ideas to life. We provide members the opportunity to make their ideas a reality.

Attend a Conference

Our committee plays an active role in several key conferences throughout the year. Notably, the ABA Litigation Section Annual Conference—attended by hundreds—offers an excellent opportunity to network with fellow practitioners and engage with the committee.