Brandon Fox

Brandon Fox has represented companies and individuals in complex litigation and white-collar matters in federal and state court and before regulatory bodies. He has led internal investigations for clients in Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA), securities fraud, workplace safety, health care fraud, and money laundering. Brandon also advises clients on their compliance efforts, and has represented universities in a variety of sensitive engagements.  

Brandon has served in several leadership roles with the US Department of Justice. As Chief of the Criminal Division of the US Attorney’s Office for the Central District of California, Brandon oversaw 180 federal prosecutors. Brandon supervised the $3 billion settlement with Wells Fargo related to its fake account opening and securities fraud scandal. While serving as the Chief of the Public Corruption and Civil Rights Section, he led an historic investigation of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, including the successful trials of elected Sheriff Leroy Baca, Undersheriff Paul Tanaka, and 19 other law enforcement officers for obstruction of justice, corruption and civil rights violations. 

Brandon also served in leadership roles while working as a federal prosecutor in Chicago, including supervising the Public Corruption and Organized Crime Section and the Financial Crimes and Special Prosecutions Section.