Colleen Snow is an associate in Mayer Brown’s Global Anti-Corruption & FCPA and White Collar Defense & Compliance practices in Washington DC. Colleen focuses her practice on the counseling and defense of corporations and individuals in Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, anti-corruption, and compliance matters.
Colleen is a member of the Women’s White Collar Defense Association and an Associate Trustee of the Washington Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights and Urban Affairs. Colleen is also a regular columnist for the Business Crimes Bulletin.
Colleen earned her undergraduate degree from Tulane University, majoring in Political Science and minoring in Urban Studies. She is a cum laude graduate of Tulane University Law School, where she served as symposium editor of the Tulane Law Review, and as a senior fellow for the Legal Research & Writing department.
Education :
Tulane University, BA, cum laude
Tulane University Law School, JD, cum laude
Admissions :
District of Columbia
Texas
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