Rebecca’s litigation experience includes representing global financial institutions and corporations in New York state and federal courts. Rebecca’s white collar criminal defense practice includes experience in the political corruption space.

In 2018, Rebecca represented, at his second criminal trial, a former elected official accused of taking bribes, including from New York-based lobbyists on behalf of real estate developers. Rebecca’s experience also includes advising clients on compliance with political law regulation, including those that relate to efforts to influence government decision-making and to prevent or detect corruption or its appearance, including laws related to lobbying, “pay- to-play,” campaign finance, government ethics, gifts to public officials, conflicts of interest, and foreign influence and compliance, such as the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA).

Rebecca maintains an active pro bono practice, including representing criminal defendants in cases assigned to the firm under the Criminal Justice Act. Rebecca is also active in firm DE&I initiatives, serving on the Steering Committee of the Women’s Committee. Rebecca is also an active member of the the firm's Recruitment Committee.