Former Federal Prosecutor's Return to Private Practice Garners National Media Attention

Top legal outlets spotlight Vineet Gauri’s transition to litigation, cybersecurity and investigations work

Vineet Gauri
Vineet “Vinny” Gauri’s move to private practice after nearly two decades with the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) was featured in The Legal Intelligencer, Westlaw Today, Commercial Dispute Resolution, Attorney at Law Magazine and Law360. The coverage highlighted his extensive trial experience, cybercrime and national security expertise, and plans to build a practice focused on intellectual property, cybersecurity, and investigations matters.

Gauri’s arrival was covered by The Legal Intelligencer, Westlaw Today, Commercial Dispute Resolution, Attorney at Law Magazine, and Law360, each highlighting his distinguished career as a federal prosecutor and his new role in Barnes & Thornburg’s Litigation department. 

Across the coverage, Gauri’s nearly two decades with the DOJ is emphasized, including his leadership roles as deputy chief of the Criminal Division and chief of the National Security and Cybercrime unit in the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. Publications also noted his deep trial experience, particularly in complex white-collar matters. 

In interviews, Gauri cited the firm’s collaborative culture, national platform, and premier practice groups as key drivers behind his decision to join. Firm leaders, including Litigation department chair Randy Brown, praised Gauri as a “rare blend” of courtroom talent and subject-matter depth, whose arrival strengthens the firm’s capabilities in high-stakes matters. 

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