February 22, 2012

Ifrah Law

  • 202-524-4140
  • www.ifrahlaw.com

  • When the government comes knocking, clients turn to the team at Ifrah Law for successful defense strategies. Because clients who are at the top of their fields come to us, we have seen that success can sometimes bring unwanted attention, and we are well respected for our ability to successfully manage, navigate and negotiate federal investigations.

    We formed Ifrah Law in October of 2009 for the express purpose of bringing the sophistication of a large firm and the personalized service of a smaller firm to clients who have critical matters.

    Our attorneys include a former special assistant U.S. Attorney, a former assistant U.S. Attorney and Manhattan Assistant District Attorney, and a number of highly trained veterans from some of the nation’s largest and most respected law firms. Founder Jeff Ifrah is frequent speaker, author and commentator on white collar crime issues and the co-author of the book Federal Sentencing for Business Crimes, the only complete treatise on the topic. As a result, we have established relationships and credibility with federal prosecutors and investigators in such agencies as the Justice Department, the FTC, SEC, and DOD, among others.

Contributing authors from Ifrah Law:

Sarah Coffey
Associate
Sarah Coffey's year-long clerkship with the Federal Trade Commission's Bureau of Consumer Protection gives her an insider's understanding of FTC enforcement. At a time when the...
Jeffrey Hamlin
Counsel
Jeff Hamlin approaches his clients' problems personally as if he were solving them for someone in his own family. He carefully weighs all sides of the issue, assesses all the evidence...
Rachel Hirsch
Associate
Rachel's experience makes her a strong advocate for the clients she represents today. But experience taught her that advocacy, alone, is not enough. She has built a reputation for...
Nicole Kardell
Associate
From federal and state enforcement actions to government contract work, Nicole has spent most of her time as a lawyer representing clients on the opposite side of the table of government...

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