White Collar and Regulatory Enforcement Summit

San Francisco office: April 28, 2026
11:30am – 5:30pm PT
Click here to register for the San Francisco date.

Silicon Valley office: May 05, 2026
11:30am – 5:30pm PT
Click here to register for the Silicon Valley date.

Our team will discuss the latest updates in white collar and regulatory enforcement and will feature panels including general counsel and government attorneys:

• Scott Weber, General Counsel and Corporate Secretary of A10 Networks and Brian Cabrera, Chief Legal & Compliance Officer of Quantum Corporation will be speaking at both locations.
• Lloyd Farnham, Chief, Corporate and Securities Fraud Section of the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of California, Donovan McKendrick, Special Agent, Federal Bureau of Investigation and Special Assistant United States Attorney of the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of California, and Claudia Quiroz, General Counsel of the California Department of Financial Protection & Innovation will be speaking in San Francisco.
• Michael Pitman, Assistant United States Attorney of the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of California and David N. Dahle, Special Agent, Federal Bureau of Investigation will be speaking in Silicon Valley.

Additional topics and presentations will include:

• AI Enforcement, Including Trust and Safety Issues
• Corporate Investigations Under the DOJ Voluntary Self-Disclosure and Antitrust Division Leniency Programs, Including Attorney Client Privilege and Work Product Issues
• Supreme Court Review
• DOJ Cross-Border Investigations and Prosecutions
• Algorithmic Pricing Antitrust Issues Under New California Law (AB 325)
• Protecting Your Company from Economic Espionage and Criminal Trade Secret Theft

The Pillsbury White Collar Summit Partners and Counsel team who will be sharing their perspectives and experience include:

• Adam Goldberg, who has extensive experience successfully handling cross-border disputes involving high-risk jurisdictions, including in Asia, the Middle East and Latin America.
• Mark Krotoski, Cartel Enforcement leader, Cyber Disputes leader, former USAO NDCA Criminal Division chief, assistant chief in the Antitrust Division and national coordinator of the CHIP Program in the Criminal Division.
• Anne Voigts, Appellate Practice leader, former Supreme Court and Ninth Circuit clerk and former federal prosecutor in the USAO NDCA and CDCA.
• Christoffer Lee, former federal and state prosecutor and artificial intelligence coordinator in the USAO NDCA.

For questions, contact Hannah Green.

Continuing Legal Education credit for this program is pending in New York, California and Texas. Pillsbury plans to apply for Virginia CLE credit.