Careers
Join a globally-recognized investigations and litigation boutique where exceptional lawyers tackle meaningful work, collaborate closely, and make an immediate impact.
At SECIL, we’re building more than a law firm, we’re building a team of exceptional lawyers who thrive on solving complex problems, collaborating across disciplines, and representing clients in their most consequential matters.
We are always interested in connecting with talented attorneys who share our commitment to excellence, integrity, sound judgment, and outstanding client service.
Whether you’re an experienced lateral partner looking for a more entrepreneurial platform, a former government attorney seeking a dynamic private practice, or an associate eager to take on meaningful responsibility and work closely with clients, we’d welcome the opportunity to start a conversation.
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Interested in Joining SECIL?
We’re always open to conversations with lateral partners who share our commitment to excellence in white collar and government investigations work.
We also regularly consider associate candidates—particularly junior lawyers who have passed the bar and possess relevant experience and a strong interest in our practice areas. Candidates would include associates who have spent a few years at larger firms and are seeking more responsibility, sooner, and former government lawyers.
What to Expect
We are a client-centered boutique with deep industry expertise. We foster a range of backgrounds and perspectives to collaborate for the best outcomes for our clients.
About SECIL Law
“SECIL” stands for what we do: Securities Enforcement Compliance Investigations & Litigation. We regularly take on the government in high-stakes litigation and investigations. We help companies and individuals with sophisticated criminal and civil litigation, whistleblower disclosures, compliance and anti-corruption programs, and a range of other services. Many of our attorneys have experience in leadership positions with government agencies and regulatory organizations like the SEC, DOJ, and FINRA; major international law firms; and in-house legal departments.