Kaitlin J. Levine-Brown

Kait Levine-Brown's practice includes government investigations and white collar criminal defense, internal investigations, complex business litigation and employment law. Kait has experience representing both companies and individuals in state and federal False Claims Act investigations and FCPA investigations, conducting independent investigations into allegations of serious misconduct, including sexual misconduct, and working with companies undertaking internal investigations related to employment and compliance matters. Kait also has provided trainings to executives, managers, and staff on anti-harassment laws and conducting internal investigations.

Kait has participated in the representation of both companies and individuals in complex business disputes in both courtroom litigation and arbitration up to and through trial. She also maintains a pro bono practice, assisting in representing clients in federal criminal cases, which have involved evidentiary challenges in a drug conspiracy case and issues of competency in a financial crimes case.

Kait's representative experience includes:

• Member of investigative team that produced an independent report of past sexual abuse at The Hotchkiss School
• Represented a large health care company in a state Attorney General Office’s investigation into a whistleblower’s false claims act allegations with no action taken by the state
• Represented witnesses in a federal False Claims Act investigation with no action taken against the witnesses
• Assisted with cross-border due diligence for purposes of FCPA compliance related to client's acquisition of target company
• Represented an individual in a complex business dispute with former venture capital firm specializing in early and late-stage life sciences investing. The case involved issues of fiduciary duty, fraud, accounting and breaches of contract. Obtained full dismissal of all claims against the individual and an award in the client’s favor valued over $15 million
• Assisted with internal investigation into whistleblower’s claims of financial misconduct