Patrick Mincey is a trial lawyer, crisis strategist and counselor to any situation.

Clients call on Patrick when facing the kind of investigations, prosecutions, and public scrutiny that threaten companies, careers, and national security. He is the confident advisor C-suites, boards, and public figures seek when parallel criminal, civil, regulatory, and media exposures pose existential threat.

Over nearly two decades, Patrick has built a global practice handling matters that receive sweeping attention by the international media. His practice centers around investigations, cross-jurisdictional litigation and government prosecutions. Across six continents, he has represented clients before myriad agencies, including the U.S. Department of Justice, Federal Reserve, SEC, OFAC, EPA, FDA, IRS, FinCEN, CFTC, Departments of State, Treasury, Defense, Homeland Security, Health and Human Services, and Housing and Urban Development, the National Security Council, the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board, numerous Offices of Inspectors General, and their foreign counterparts such the U.K. Serious Fraud Office and Financial Conduct Authority.

He is routinely engaged in matters where alleged criminal and civil exposure reaches into the billions and individuals face decades of potential imprisonment. His clients include senior executives, political figures, multinational conglomerates, financial institutions, professional service firms, and growth companies in sectors such as international finance, technology, defense, energy, health care, real estate, media, agriculture, and education.

Patrick is also a leading advocate for high-impact whistleblowers. He represents select qui tam relators and other whistleblowers under the False Claims Act, the SEC Office of the Whistleblower, FinCEN / Anti-Money Laundering Act, Department of Justice Corporate Whistleblower and related federal programs. Many of these representations remain confidential or under seal, even as others have been reported worldwide and cited as test cases for modern kleptocracy and financial-crime enforcement.

His complex litigation and enforcement work covers international finance and securities fraud, the False Claims Act, Anti-Money Laundering Act, Foreign Corrupt Practices Act, Sherman Act and antitrust, Stark Law / Anti‑Kickback and health care fraud, environmental enforcement, sanctions, cryptocurrency and digital assets, RICO, class actions, cyber incidents and data breaches, trade secrets and economic espionage, employment misconduct, and unfair and deceptive business practices.

Patrick’s cases often unfold under intense media and political pressure, and he is as focused on the court of public opinion as the courtroom. He maintains close working relationships with international media and communications professionals and regularly designs coordinated legal and communications strategies to protect clients’ reputations and enterprise value when stories break before subpoenas arrive.

He studied at the London School of Economics and New York University’s Paris campus, is fluent in French, and is a fourth‑generation trial lawyer to attend Mercer University School of Law. Patrick is a frequent speaker before international audiences on U.S. whistleblower programs and cross‑border money laundering enforcement.