Our Team
Michael R. Bromwich
Mr. Bromwich is an experienced investigator with an extensive background in law enforcement, public corruption, and police reform issues. Over the course of his forty-year career, Mr. Bromwich has worked closely with federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies, including serving as independent monitor of the District of Columbia’s Metropolitan Police Department (2002-08), Independent Investigator of the Houston Police Department Crime Lab (2005-07), and consultant to the Chicago Police Department (2016-19) on police reform issues.
Rachel B. Peck focuses her practice on white-collar criminal defense and internal investigations for individuals and corporations. Rachel specifically advises clients regarding Department of Justice (DOJ) criminal investigations and prosecutions, including matters related to public corruption, fraud, bid-rigging, and price-fixing as well as large-scale corporate investigations. Rachel represents clients in the defense of multidistrict, class action, civil damage claims in cartel actions, and in other kinds of complex litigation and arbitrations. She has extensive experience with international clients, particularly in Asia and the Caribbean, and across various sectors, including manufacturing, financial services, auto parts, and electronic components.
Katie Dubyak concentrates her practice on white-collar criminal defense, internal investigations, and other regulatory inquiries. Her clients include both individuals and companies, and span various sectors including technology, life sciences, blockchain and cryptocurrency, and finance. She has defended clients against a wide range of allegations, including mail and wire fraud, conspiracy, obstruction, FCPA, money laundering, export controls, and sanctions violations.
Katie also maintains an active pro bono practice, and has represented clients in death penalty, prisoners' rights, parole hearings, and other criminal justice matters.
With 15 years of experience in senior positions at the United States Department of Justice, including 7 years as an Assistant United States Attorney for the District of Maryland, Mr. Weinstein has considerable experience with the criminal justice system, law enforcement, and the unique dynamics at play in the City of Baltimore. Mr. Weinstein serves as co-chair of Steptoe's White-Collar and Securities Enforcement and the Blockchain and Cryptocurrency practices.