In today’s rapidly changing environment, Ropes & Gray’s global crisis management and investigations practice brings an elite team of former federal prosecutors, congressional staffers, and government enforcement experts with decades of experience managing crises across industries and jurisdictions. We develop communication strategies, navigate regulatory challenges, manage litigation, and ensure compliance to protect clients’ interests and minimize reputational damage. Our attorneys serve as trusted business partners with a formidable reputation for judgment, sensitivity and sound advice in helping clients weather their most complex challenges.
Responsiveness is crucial in crisis situations, and we are available 24/7 to address your needs globally. We immediately assemble and quarterback a response team with the right specialists, keeping our clients out of the spotlight. From day one, we collaborate with key stakeholders to address significant risks while preserving independence and maintaining attorney-client privilege, seamlessly coordinating across legal, business, governmental, public relations, and shareholder relations issues.
Our multidisciplinary team advises on high-stakes crises, including government raids and investigations, sexual misconduct and other sensitive investigations, whistleblower actions, foreign influence and academic espionage, cybersecurity attacks, data breaches, shareholder activism, hostile takeovers, and national security issues. We also help prevent crises by enhancing compliance programs and implementing actionable insights from qualitative and quantitative data.
Our team is recognized for handling complex issues, from regulatory exposure to reputational and financial risks, C-suite matters, and significant litigation, including class actions. We have extensive experience counseling clients worldwide across various industries, including biotechnology and life sciences, private equity, aerospace, energy, defense contracting, transportation, chemical, mining, technology, financial services, higher education, and manufacturing.







