Joey focuses his practice on representing companies and individuals in criminal matters and parallel civil proceedings, as well as internal investigations. He has significant experience advising clients facing a variety of legal challenges, including those involving antitrust, U.S. export controls & sanctions and anti-money laundering regulations, and data privacy laws, as well as those arising under the False Claims Act. Joey also maintains an active pro bono practice and has appeared in state and immigration court on behalf of clients seeking asylum.
Joey received his J.D., cum laude, degree from Georgetown University Law Center in Washington, DC, and his Bachelor of Science in business management from the University of Maryland R.H. Smith School of Business. While at Georgetown Law, Joey was a staff member of the Georgetown Technology Law Journal, where he published an article on the role of artificial intelligence in expanding access to mental health.
He was also a Barrister’s Council Appellate Advocacy member and was named Best Oralist at the 2017 New York University’s National Immigration Law Competition. In his final year at Georgetown, Joey was a student attorney with the Center for Applied Legal Studies Immigration Clinic, where he represented persons seeking asylum in immigration court.