Dive into the world of compliance and high-stakes investigations!
In this episode of #GWIC, Hemma Lomax talks with Jamie Hoxie Solano, Partner at Dynamis LLP and former federal prosecutor, about how compliance and legal teams can lead with precision when incidents become investigations—especially where cyber risk and digital assets raise the stakes and the speed.
We cover:
- What prosecutors look for when assessing credibility and cooperation
- The “first 72 hours” of an internal investigation: triage, scope, evidence, and governance
- Why cyber and digital assets matter in changing the evidence trail and the decision timeline
- How to protect privilege while still moving fast
- Practical guidance for cross-functional leadership under pressure
Jamie’s Bio
Jamie Hoxie Solano is a Partner at Dynamis LLP and a former federal prosecutor. She represents individuals and companies in high-stakes matters spanning government and internal investigations, white-collar and regulatory defense, and cybercrime and digital asset disputes.
Before returning to private practice, Jamie served as an Assistant U.S. Attorney in both the Northern District of Texas and the District of New Jersey, working in units including cybercrime and national security, and serving (among other leadership roles) as the Digital Asset Coordinator for the District of New Jersey.
She is also an adjunct professor at Seton Hall Law School, where she teaches Persuasion and Advocacy.
