Jeremy C. Marwell

(9th Cir.) – Successfully briefed and argued Ninth Circuit appeal on behalf of electric-utility trade association defending FERC rulemaking that overhauled PURPA implementing regulations governing integration and incentives for renewable energy projects

(Nev.) — Successfully briefed and presented oral argument to the en banc Nevada Supreme Court defending the constitutionality of conflict of interest rules governing state officials

(5th Cir.) — Drafted court of appeals briefs, successfully obtaining reversal of a Tax Court decision and rendition of judgment in favor of estate, for fractional ownership discounts applicable to works of fine art

(D.C. Cir.) — Drafted briefs successfully arguing that internal investigation documents generated under a corporate compliance program were protected by attorney-client privilege, winning mandamus of a district court decision ordering disclosure 

(5th Cir.) — Drafted briefs successfully arguing that the federal government does not “provide” statutorily mandated telecom-company universal-service contributions within the meaning of the False Claims Act, winning reversal of the district court’s denial of motion to dismiss

(U.S.) — Drafted briefs successfully arguing that the Wartime Suspension of Limitations Act does not toll the statute of limitations in civil False Claims Act cases; persuaded the Supreme Court to grant review on the issue despite the absence of a circuit split and after the United States, in a Court-invited amicus brief, argued that certiorari should be denied

(W.D. Pa.); (3d. Cir.) — Drafted briefs in district court and court of appeals obtaining dismissal of enforcement action brought by the EPA and several states under the Clean Air Act seeking to require the former owners of a coal-fired power plant to pay for the installation of billion-dollar pollution controls; the court of appeals affirmed and denied EPA and states’ petitions for rehearing en banc

(D.C. Cir.) — Appointed by the D.C. Circuit as amicus curiae to brief and present oral argument on issues related to timeliness of notice of appeal and validity of criminal restitution order; commended by the court for providing “outstanding representation . . . in this difficult case”

(11th Cir.) — Drafted briefs successfully arguing that a foundry that had settled its liability with EPA was not subject to a private party’s cost recovery action under § 107 of CERCLA

(10th Cir.) — Briefed and presented oral argument to the Tenth Circuit in a criminal appeal, applying novel standard for aiding-and-abetting liability under 18 U.S.C. § 924(c), on remand from the Supreme Court of the United States 

Represented Chinese company before CFIUS in proposed acquisition of IP security camera manufacture

Successfully represented German public company before CFIUS in acquisition of U.S. software business holding national-security classified contracts

Successfully represented Chinese state-owned enterprise before CFIUS in acquisition of a petrochemical logistics business

Successfully represented Chinese privately held company before CFIUS in acquisition of oil and gas leases and producing wells

Successfully represented foreign government-controlled company before CFIUS in acquisition of U.S. exploration, development, and production business

Successfully represented U.S. satellite manufacturer before CFIUS in its sale to a Canadian entity

Successfully represented The Shaw Group before CFIUS in connection with its $3 billion sale to Chicago Bridge & Iron

Successfully represented U.S. oilfield services business before CFIUS in sale to foreign public company

Successfully represented subsidiary of U.S. public company as consortium member with several foreign pension and sovereign wealth funds acquiring petroleum pipeline