Michael L. Fayad

Michael Fayad
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Michael L. Fayad's Biography

Type Of Business:
Law Firm
Marketing Area:
International
Expertise:
Mr. Fayad's expertise is in litigating for criminal, civil fraud, regulatory and criminal defense cases.
Major Product/SVS:
Legal Services
Favorite Business Publication:
Industry-Related Publications
Hobbies/Sports:
Cooking
Education Degrees:
JD, University of Detroit Mercy School of Law
Affiliations Awards:
Madison Who's Who Registry of Executives and Professional (2006-2007); Association of Trial Lawyers of America (2005); National Register's Who's Who in Executives and Professionals (2001-2002); Chairman, Money Laundering Subcommittee, Attorney General's Economic Crime Council (1984-1985); Criminal Jury Instruction Committee, Young Lawyer Section, The District of Columbia Bar (1976-1977); Articles Editor, University of Detroit Law Journal (1969-1970); Staff Attorney, Urban Law Clinic (1968-1970); Litigation, Torts and Insurance, Public Contract Law and Criminal Justice Sections, White Collar Crime Committee, Wildlife Committee, American Bar Association; VCTA
Number Of Years In Profession:
37
What Does He/She Attribute Success To:
He attributes his success to his knowledge and hard work.
Extended Bio Profile:
Mr. Fayad represented many major clients including the Department of State, federal and state transportation agencies and military parts suppliers. He has submitted numerous and extensive analytical submissions to federal agencies and prosecutors regarding complex criminal-regulatory issues, corporate governance, ethics and compliance programs. He is the author of the article 'Supreme Court Ruling Will Influence Industry Ethics Programs' which was published in National Defense Magazine News in 2005, 'Violations of Environmental Statues: Are They Public Welfare Offenses?' published in the Chemical Waste Litigation Reporter in February 1997 and 'Requirements of Probable Cause for a 'Stop and Frisk' as authorized by State Statue' in Sibron vs. New York in 1968. He is admitted to practice in all federal courts in District of Columbia and the United States District Court in the district of Colorado.
Position Responsibilities and Duties:
Conducting Internal and Inspector General Investigations in the Department of Defense, National Security Agency, Health and Human Services, Department of Transportation, Housing and Urban Development and Grand Jury Investigations, Attending Pre-Trial Motions and Jury Trials, Presenting Proceedings and Written Submissions, Auditing Internal Control over Financial Reports, Developing Regulatory Requirements for the Department of State Exchange Visitor's Program
Awards/Honors:
Best Lawyers in America, White Collar Criminal Defense (2005-2007); Criminal Division Outstanding Service Award, Department of Justice (1979-1989); Service Commendation, Federal Bureau of Investigation (1989); Case Performance Commendation, Federal Bureau of Investigation (1988)
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