Federal Investigations. Federal Prosecutions. Regulated Industries.

I represent companies and individuals in federal investigations and prosecutions, and I work with regulated businesses that want to identify and manage their exposure before the government shows up.

Practice Areas

Experienced federal criminal defense counsel from arraignment through sentencing.

If you have been charged with a crime in federal or state court, you have an understandable amount of anxiety and a myriad of questions. Your liberty is at stake. We’re here to help you understand the nature of your legal situation and form a plan designed for success. Our firm prioritizes client service, which often means crisis management.

If you think you may be under investigation, the time to act is now.

If you have been served a subpoena for documents, bank records or testimony, or otherwise believe you are the target of Government investigators, please contact us today. Government investigations require the right plan of action, which can only be carried out by experienced counsel.  

Proactive legal counsel for companies operating in regulated industries.

We understand—you have complicated and unique legal problems. You need immediate answers.

A sentence is not always the end of the road.

A sentence is not always the end of the road. I handle compassionate release motions, § 2255 petitions, sentence reduction motions, and other post-conviction relief for clients who need a second look after sentencing.

Do not respond before speaking with counsel.

 
 
 
 
 

Receiving a federal grand jury subpoena, for documents or testimony, is one of the most urgent legal situations a person or company can face. Do not respond to anything before speaking with counsel.

Our Mission

Christopher Madiou has represented clients in federal criminal and regulatory matters for over fifteen years. His practice spans New York, Maryland, and D.C., with admissions in the Second and Fourth Circuits and multiple federal districts. He has been appointed to the Criminal Justice Act panels in the Southern District of New York and the District of Maryland.

Contact us anytime for a free consultation.