Politicians, chief executives and celebrities turn to Reid Weingarten, who describes his white-collar criminal defense practice as “LaGuardia on a Friday night, with hundreds of planes lined up.”
A former attorney in the Justice Department’s public corruption unit, Weingarten’s recent clients includedthe former president of Monster.com, James Treacy, who partially won an appeal this month in a stock-options backdating case.
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