Patrick Campbell represents companies and executives in complex civil, regulatory and criminal law enforcement investigations and proceedings, and internal compliance matters. Patrick represents clients in a range of industries before different federal and state regulators, as well as in parallel investigations and proceedings brought in the U.S. and abroad.
Serving as the Co-Leader of BakerHostetler’s cross-disciplinary Compliance practice team, Patrick focuses on assessing enterprise-wide and business line and regulatory-specific corporate client risks in various industries and providing advice on ethics and compliance governance structures, policies, procedures and internal controls tailored to the client’s risk profile. Patrick also advises on anti-corruption due diligence for complex domestic and cross-border acquisitions. Patrick is the former Chair of the New York City Bar Association’s Compliance Committee (now serving on the City Bar’s Board of Directors and Board Audit Committee) and regularly speaks and writes on “best practices” ethics and compliance matters.
Patrick also has experience representing clients in complex commercial and bankruptcy litigation, most notably serving as a litigation team leader in the Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities LLC liquidation – one of the largest financial frauds in U.S. history. Patrick approaches matters calmly, analytically and with a view toward developing fact-based strategies that most resonate with regulators, judges and juries.
Patrick is also involved in the development of associates at BakerHostetler, and he is an active member of the New York office’s Mentorship Program. Over the past several years, Patrick has served on the office’s Mentorship Committee and formally and informally mentored many of the New York office’s associates, created and delivered national associate training programs and serves as one of the assignment coordinators for the New York office’s summer associates.