William Jordan is co-chair of the Litigation & Trial Practice Group. He concentrates his practice on business litigation, government and internal corporate investigations, corporate ethics and compliance matters, and antitrust law. Bill is a member of the firm's Government Investigations & Special Matters Team and leads its Health Care Litigation Team.
He frequently represents hospitals, pharmaceutical companies, insurers, health care providers, chemical manufacturers, telecommunications and technology providers, and financial services companies in offensive and defensive litigation, corporate compliance matters and government investigations. He also serves as outside ethics and compliance counsel to a number of companies, including multinational chemical and manufacturing companies and health care providers. Bill has represented companies in civil litigation throughout the country in complex matters involving unfair trade practices, antitrust law, health care regulation, civil RICO and the False Claims Act.
He also has represented clients in government and congressional investigations involving health care fraud, the NSA’s terrorist surveillance program, computer crime and the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.From 2001-2003, Bill served as a senior official in the Department of Justice—from 2001-2003, as Senior Counsel to the Assistant Attorney General for the Civil Division; and in 2003, as Senior Counsel to the Associate Attorney General of the United States. William Jordan is co-chair of the Litigation & Trial Practice Group. He concentrates his practice on business litigation, government and internal corporate investigations, corporate ethics and compliance matters, and antitrust law.
Bill is a member of the firm's Government Investigations & Special Matters Team and leads its Health Care Litigation Team. He frequently represents hospitals, pharmaceutical companies, insurers, health care providers, chemical manufacturers, telecommunications and technology providers, and financial services companies in offensive and defensive litigation, corporate compliance matters and government investigations. He also serves as outside ethics and compliance counsel to a number of companies, including multinational chemical and manufacturing companies and health care providers.
Bill has represented companies in civil litigation throughout the country in complex matters involving unfair trade practices, antitrust law, health care regulation, civil RICO and the False Claims Act. He also has represented clients in government and congressional investigations involving health care fraud, the NSA’s terrorist surveillance program, computer crime and the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.From 2001-2003, Bill served as a senior official in the Department of Justice—from 2001-2003, as Senior Counsel to the Assistant Attorney General for the Civil Division; and in 2003, as Senior Counsel to the Associate Attorney General of the United States. William Jordan is co-chair of the Litigation & Trial Practice Group.
He concentrates his practice on business litigation, government and internal corporate investigations, corporate ethics and compliance matters, and antitrust law. Bill is a member of the firm's Government Investigations & Special Matters Team and leads its Health Care Litigation Team. He frequently represents hospitals, pharmaceutical companies, insurers, health care providers, chemical manufacturers, telecommunications and technology providers, and financial services companies in offensive and defensive litigation, corporate compliance matters and government investigations.
He also serves as outside ethics and compliance counsel to a number of companies, including multinational chemical and manufacturing companies and health care providers. Bill has represented companies in civil litigation throughout the country in complex matters involving unfair trade practices, antitrust law, health care regulation, civil RICO and the False Claims Act. He also has represented clients in government and congressional investigations involving health care fraud, the NSA’s terrorist surveillance program, computer crime and the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
From 2001-2003, Bill served as a senior official in the Department of Justice—from 2001-2003, as Senior Counsel to the Assistant Attorney General for the Civil Division; and in 2003, as Senior Counsel to the Associate Attorney General of the United States.
