UM Law alumnus Paul A. Calli, JD ’93, who practices in the Miami office of Carlton Fields, has been named a 2009 Winning Trial Attorney by The National Law Journal.

Calli is a member of the Carlton Fields’ White Collar Crime and Government Investigations Practice Group. His practice focuses on the area of criminal law, specifically the defense of white collar grand jury investigations and prosecutions, such as labor and union disputes, health care regulatory issues, federal antitrust, securities and election law cases, banking transactions, and tax controversies.

According to a Carlton Fields press release, The National Law Journal spotlighted Calli for his role on the litigation team that secured an acquittal for Val M. Northcutt, who was a target of the marine hose investigation brought by the Antitrust Division of the United States Department of Justice. In its profile of Calli, The National Law Journal highlighted his passion for the art of trying cases. 

In compiling the list, The National Law Journal considered trial attorneys with at least one significant bench or jury trial win in the last 18 months and a history of notable victories over several years. The deciding factor in finalizing this year's "Winning" list, however, was that each attorney selected employed unique strategies at trial and connected with judges and juries in such a way that proved critical to their success. Calli’s profile and the complete list of 12 winners are in the June 22 issue of The National Law Journal.

posted 7-July-2009

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