Robert S.Huie

Robert Huie is a former Assistant United States Attorney in the Southern District of California, where he served as deputy chief of the Major Frauds and Public Corruption Section. As a prosecutor, Robert tried 20 criminal cases, most of them as first chair, involving bribery; false claims; money laundering; financial institution, procurement, international trade, telemarketing, and mortgage fraud; criminal threats; and narcotics trafficking and border crimes. He also prosecuted hundreds of other criminal cases, ranging from tax evasion and securities fraud to racketeering and election crimes, and supervised cases including health care fraud, environmental crimes, bankruptcy fraud, identity theft, and intellectual property offenses.

Robert represented the Department of Justice (DOJ) overseas for three years as a diplomat and legal advisor at U.S. Embassies in North Africa and Eastern Europe, where he focused on counterterrorism and anti-money laundering, working with foreign and U.S. officials on legislative and regulatory reforms, international agreements, and criminal cases. He trained hundreds of foreign officials in the justice and financial sectors from over a dozen countries in Africa and Europe.

In the United States, Robert trained prosecutors and agents on white collar investigations and prosecutions and taught trial advocacy at DOJ's National Advocacy Center.

Before serving as a prosecutor, Robert spent five years as a litigator, handling commercial and intellectual property disputes. He has been quoted in The New York Times, The Washington Post, and Rolling Stone.

Robert is a member of the Firm's Diversity, Inclusion & Advancement Committee and serves as the pro bono contact for the San Diego Office.