Mr. Hauberg concentrates his practice in antitrust, securities, False Claims Act and RICO litigation; money laundering, white collar crime; post-conviction clemency; congressional investigations; internal investigations including foreign corrupt practices, export controls, OFAC sanctions and price fixing; corporate compliance; and litigation for financial institutions, securities broker-dealers, health care and pharmaceutical providers, government contractors, and public officials. He has represented companies and individuals from Canada, China, Denmark, Egypt, Germany, India, Japan, Kuwait, The Netherlands, Russia, Switzerland, Turkey and the United Kingdom.
He has handled dozens of grand jury investigations and criminal trials, as well as civil trials involving mergers, financial institutions, RICO, false claims by government contractors, whistleblower actions, and public corruption. He has participated in mediation/arbitration matters including the Marvin Frankel insurance fraud litigation, KPMG tax shelters, criminal and shareholder litigation involving WorldCom, securities suitability, legislator and Congressional investigations, antitrust, health care/pharmaceutical contracts, and federal False Claims Act whistleblower litigation. Prior to private practice, Mr. Hauberg was a federal prosecutor as an Assistant U.S. Attorney in the District of Columbia, and as a senior official in the Antitrust Division and in the Criminal Division (Fraud Section) of the Department of Justice in Washington.