Caitlin L.D. Hull

As a partner in Dorsey's Government Solutions and Investigations Group, Caitlin utilizes strategic, creative thinking to represent clients in corporate investigations, government enforcement actions, fraud and securities litigation, and other complex commercial disputes. She believes that understanding each client's business objectives is crucial to devising the ideal investigation or litigation strategy, and enjoys helping clients pursue their best possible outcomes.

Caitlin maintains an extensive investigations practice, with significant experience conducting defensible investigations of Foreign Corrupt Practice Act ("FCPA"), False Claims Act ("FCA"), securities fraud, embezzlement, and insider trading issues. Among other federal and state agencies, Caitlin has experience navigating investigations and responding to subpoenas and civil investigative demands involving the U.S. Department of Justice ("DOJ"), U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”), U.S. Department of Health and Human Services ("HHS"), and the Internal Revenue Service ("IRS").

In addition, Caitlin regularly conducts investigations involving high-level executive and/or director misconduct, including high-stakes allegations related to #MeToo discrimination, harassment, and retaliation allegations. Caitlin similarly enjoys conducting workplace cultural reviews designed to proactively identify opportunities for clients to mitigate risk and improve the workplace environment. She also advises clients on compliance programs (with a special expertise in anti-corruption and FCPA compliance), including developing effective and practical policies, conducting employee trainings, and assisting in corporate due diligence reviews.

In her litigation practice, Caitlin focuses primarily on white collar, securities, and fraud issues involving the FCA, Securities Act, Securities Exchange Act, Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act ("RICO"), trade secrets, tax fraud, common law fraud, and other related issues. In addition, Caitlin has experience in shareholder and joint venture disputes. She is skilled in efficiently and practically navigating all stages of litigation and arbitration on behalf of both individual and corporate clients. Caitlin also has experience representing financial institutions in arbitrations and other regulatory matters and inquiries before the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority ("FINRA").

Caitlin is also a member of Dorsey’s Recruiting Committee and is committed to maintaining an active pro bono practice. She routinely represents criminal defendants and appellants in federal court, and is currently a co-leader of the Minnesota Chapter of the Women's White Collar Defense Association and a member of the District of Minnesota Federal Defender’s Second Chair Mentorship Program.