Greg Andres joined the all-star team on August 1, according to Reuters.
Andres spent two years at the US Department of Justice from 2010-2012, and is now the 16th lawyer on Mueller’s roster. During his time at the Justice Department, Andres oversaw the fraud unit as deputy assistant attorney general and managed a program targeting illegal foreign bribery. He oversaw the prosecution of Robert Allen Stanford for operating an $8 billion Ponzi scheme.
Most recently, Andres practices white-collar criminal defense with David Polk & Wardwell, a New York based law firm, Reuters reported.
Before his stint in the DOJ, Andres spent a decade as a federal prosecutor in Brooklyn, and served as the chief of the US attorney office’s criminal division, Reuters reported. Andres helped bust members of the Bonnano organized crime family. One of the family members was accused of plotting to have him killed.
Greg Andres joined the all-star team on August 1, according to Reuters.
Andres spent two years at the US Department of Justice from 2010-2012, and is now the 16th lawyer on Mueller’s roster. During his time at the Justice Department, Andres oversaw the fraud unit as deputy assistant attorney general and managed a program targeting illegal foreign bribery. He oversaw the prosecution of Robert Allen Stanford for operating an $8 billion Ponzi scheme.
Most recently, Andres practices white-collar criminal defense with David Polk & Wardwell, a New York based law firm, Reuters reported.
Before his stint in the DOJ, Andres spent a decade as a federal prosecutor in Brooklyn, and served as the chief of the US attorney office’s criminal division, Reuters reported. Andres helped bust members of the Bonnano organized crime family. One of the family members was accused of plotting to have him killed.