Prominent global law firm, Sheppard Mullin, recently welcomed John Marston to their governmental practice based in Washington, D.C. Marston, with his distinguished record in the field, has officially joined as a partner as announced by the firm on Tuesday.
Marston is no stranger to the corridors of federal tax investigations and trials. In his storied career, he has robustly defended clients in front of several government agencies, navigating through multifaceted matters like bankruptcy, securities, antitrust, as well as federal and state criminal cases.
Prior to joining Sheppard Mullin, Marston served as an assistant US attorney, with a significant tenure in the fraud and public corruption division. His previous placement was at Foley Hoag from where he transitioned to his current position.
In an industry constantly seeking wide-ranging skill and experience, Marston’s induction reinforces Sheppard Mullin’s commitment to market-leading service to their clients. This shift reflects the firm’s stride to foster a diverse and experienced group of partners dedicated to navigating clients through complex legal landscapes.
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