Andrew Stone

• Lead attorney in over ten federal jury trials. Delivered numerous closing arguments and opening statements; examined dozens of witnesses, including experts, accountants, and law enforcement agents, and cross-examined multiple defendants, experts, and percipient witnesses.
• Co-lead attorney on six-year prosecution and three-month trial involving seven defendants and more than $300 million in seized assets. Obtained money laundering convictions against defendants who owned and operated an advertising website used to conduct illegal prostitution activity. Managed substantial motion practice spanning six years of litigation; led trial strategy; delivered opening statement; and examined and cross-examined fact, expert, and attorney witnesses.
• Lead attorney in a two-week fraud trial involving pandemic fraud and losses of over $16 million. Delivered the closing argument, examined multiple fact and expert witnesses, and cross-examined multiple defense witnesses.
• Lead attorney in a two-week fraud trial involving a Ponzi scheme that defrauded investors out of millions of dollars. Delivered the closing argument, examined ten fact witnesses, and prepared all substantive motions.
• Managed white collar section that included ten Assistant United States Attorneys, two paralegals, and four legal assistants.
• Collaborated with federal agencies, including the FBI, IRS, Department of Health and Human Services, United States Postal Inspection Service, Homeland Security Investigations, and a multitude of Inspectors General to review potential criminal fraud and public corruption investigations and delegate management of cases. 
• Oversaw prosecutors and approved all charging decisions, plea agreements, and case declinations for financial crime and public corruption cases.
• Prosecuted white collar crimes involving fraud related to healthcare, investment schemes, securities, tax, Small Business Administration, embezzlement, and cyber.
• Served as the District’s government ethics officer for nearly seven years. Delivered annual ethics trainings to 90 attorneys and routinely advised employees on questions related to ethics, outside and political activities, gifts, and conflicts of interest.
• Prepared six substantive appellate briefs for the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals and argued three of those cases before the Court.

*Certain experiences occurred prior to joining Dorsey