Mark N. Bartlett

Mark Bartlett brings extensive experience in federal district and appellate court litigation to the firm’s clients. He assists businesses and individuals facing criminal and civil government enforcement proceedings and investigations. Mark focuses on criminal defense, internal investigations, federal antitrust, heath care, and False Claims Act actions. As a former First Assistant for three U.S. Attorneys, Mark handled a wide range of complex investigations and prosecutions and tried over forty jury trials to verdict.

Internal Investigations & Corporate Compliance

• Conducted internal investigation for national company related to possible corporate espionage. (2011)
• Conducted internal investigation in connection with corporate acquisition focused on alleged illegal kickback scheme. (2011)
• Coordinated internal investigation for large non-profit hospital relating to employee theft; investigation resulted in full recovery of over $3 million and federal conviction of wrongdoers. (2010-2011)

Government Investigations

• Representation of refinery employees in connection with Chemical Safety Board and Department of Justice investigations into accident that caused multiple fatalities. (Ongoing)
• Obtained declination of prosecution from DOJ after five-year grand jury investigation of alleged federal tax and campaign finance violations associated with Alaska public corruption investigation. (2010-2011)
• Representation of Fortune 500 company in federal grand jury investigation connected to allegations of performance enhancing drug use by international cycling champion. (2010-2012)
• Representation of company president in Internal Revenue Service criminal tax investigation centered on transfer pricing issues. (Ongoing)
• Representation of Alaska Native Tribe in federal grand jury fraud investigation examining allegations of misuse of federal funds. (Ongoing)
• Representation of multi-national corporation in environmental investigation pursuant to the Migratory Bird Treaty Act. (Ongoing)
• Representation of multiple health care clinics in connection with civil OIG and criminal DOJ investigations.