Sharon Appelbaum was featured on the latest episode of The Litigator’s Path Podcast with Arthur Rothrock to discuss proactive defense strategies, client advocacy, and the realities of navigating complex white-collar investigations.
In this thoughtful conversation, Sharon shares insights from her experience as both a former prosecutor and a defense attorney, offering a rare perspective on how early, strategic engagement can make a critical difference in the outcome of a case.
A rare alignment between the government and a defendant has put a major double jeopardy question before the U.S. Supreme Court.
In her new Law360 article, “High Court Firearm Case Tests Limits Of Double Jeopardy,” Sharon Appelbaum analyzes Barrett v. United States, an unusual case testing whether overlapping federal firearm statutes allow cumulative punishment for the same conduct.
The Court’s decision could have far-reaching implications for defense strategy, prosecutorial discretion, and sentencing practices nationwide.
Read the full article here.
The moment of arrest is often too late control the narrative in white-collar, regulatory and high-profile criminal investigations. Read why in this article by Sharon Appelbaum.