Mermelstein said she was drawn to O’Melveny because of the firm’s reputation as a litigation “powerhouse,” with a roster of lawyers with deep trial experience who are “out there really trying cases.”
November 02, 2022 at 05:03 PM
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Rebecca Mermelstein’s 12-year tenure as a federal prosecutor in Manhattan is marked with victories in the name of holding powerful institutions to account for alleged misdeeds.
For example, she worked on an investigation into KPMG that resulted in the Big Four accounting firm paying a $50 million fine.
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