Eric W. Sitarchuk

Partner

Eric W. Sitarchuk represents clients in government investigations and white collar litigation. A veteran litigator and trial lawyer, Eric has represented clients in a wide variety of white collar criminal matters, False Claims Act (FCA) and qui tam litigation, Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) and other complex federal investigations, and investigations and litigation brought by state Attorney General offices. Eric has also defended bet-the-company civil litigation matters. Working with major corporations and institutions, boards of directors, audit committees, and government entities, Eric has conducted numerous internal investigations and advised on the creation and implementation of corporate compliance and ethics programs. He serves as chair of the firm’s white collar and corporate investigations practice.

A fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers, Eric has defended clients in a broad variety of criminal and civil whitecollar matters. He is also widely regarded for his False Claims Act defense work, bet-the-company litigation, and institutional crisis management.

In defending organizations and individuals during US government investigations, Eric has persuaded prosecutors to take no action and close investigations of Fortune 100 and multinational companies, large healthcare institutions, and universities, as well as prominent executives, lawyers, and public officials. He has tried numerous cases both as a former federal prosecutor and defense lawyer.

Eric also brings government service experience to his practice. He worked as an Assistant US Attorney in the Criminal Division of the US Attorney’s Office in Philadelphia. He also served as a Special Assistant US Attorney in the US Attorney’s Office in Washington, DC, where he led the criminal investigation of federal law enforcement’s handling of the standoff at Ruby Ridge, Idaho, and its repercussions.

Eric is a frequent lecturer on topics such as FCA litigation and international investigations.

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