Julia McLetchie represents clients in a wide array of complex business litigation, government investigations, and white collar criminal defense matters. She has served clients in a variety of industries, including the healthcare, medical device, financial services, energy, construction, technology, and investment management industries.

Julia has represented individuals and entities in all phases of civil and criminal litigation and defense of government enforcement actions, including agency investigations, civil and criminal discovery, motion practice, trial preparation and trials, sentencing, appeals, and post-conviction litigation. In 2016 and 2017, Julia served as a Special Assistant Federal Defender in the District of Massachusetts.

Julia is dedicated to offering her services pro bono, having represented indigent clients through Women's Lunch Place and Framingham Project for Incarcerated Women. She successfully represented a federal inmate seeking commutation of sentence from the president, and inmates seeking habeas corpus relief under Johnson v. United States. She has also represented numerous victims of domestic violence in family law and restraining order matters, and has helped to 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 those three years, Julia completed a firm-sponsored fellowship in the Family Law Unit at Greater Boston Legal Services. Prior to that, Julia was a law clerk for the Honorable Christopher F. Droney, United States District Court for the District of Connecticut.