Julia McLetchie represents companies and individuals in government investigations, white-collar criminal defense, complex business litigation, and products liability matters.

She serves clients in the life sciences, health care, medical device, pharmaceutical, and financial industries. She has significant experience conducting robust internal investigations and assisting clients in determining how to proceed.

Julia advises clients facing allegations of health care fraud, including violations of the False Claims Act; the Anti-Kickback Statute; and the Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act. She also handles numerous products liability matters (including multidistrict litigation), contract disputes, partnership and intra-corporate disputes, and employment matters. She is particularly experienced in electronic discovery and all stages of criminal and civil litigation, from indictment or complaint through trial and sentencing.

Julia served as a Special Assistant Federal Defender in the District of Massachusetts. During this time, she represented indigent clients in all stages of the federal criminal process, including trial, sentencings, supervised release violation hearings, plea agreement negotiations and Rule 11 hearings, and at pretrial and presentence interviews.

Julia is dedicated to pro bono services and successfully represented a federal inmate seeking commutation of sentence from the president, and inmates seeking habeas corpus relief under Johnson v. United States. She also represents victims of domestic violence in family law and restraining order matters and has helped obtain political asylum for clients from Rwanda and Sudan.

Julia joined the firm after practicing for three years in the Boston office of another global law firm. During that time, she completed a firm-sponsored fellowship in the Family Law Unit at Greater Boston Legal Services. Prior to that, she was a law clerk for the Honorable Christopher F. Droney, U.S. District Court for the District of Connecticut.