A grand jury investigation is often the stage at which a case takes shape, and the point at which sound advice matters most. In Washington, these investigations proceed in both D.C. Superior Court and the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, each with its own practice and rhythm.

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We represent people who are witnesses, subjects, or targets of grand jury investigations, whether they have received a subpoena for documents or testimony or have simply learned that an investigation is underway. We help clients understand what the grand jury is examining, prepare thoroughly for any testimony, assert available privileges, and engage with prosecutors in a way that protects their interests before any charging decision is made.

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Our founding partners presented cases to grand juries as federal prosecutors in both of Washington's courts. We use that experience to anticipate the government's next step and to guide our clients through the process.