Norton Rose Fulbright Bolsters Sanctions Practice with High-Profile Washington Hire
Event summary
- Ginger Faulk joins Norton Rose Fulbright's Washington, DC office as a partner in its regulation and investigations practice.
- Faulk brings over 20 years of experience in sanctions, export controls, and national security reviews.
- She previously led the domestic and global sanctions practices at Eversheds Sutherland.
- Norton Rose Fulbright's regulation and investigations team now comprises over 300 lawyers globally.
- Faulk's hire aligns with increasing client demand for coordinated advice amid heightened regulatory enforcement.
The big picture
Norton Rose Fulbright's hire of Ginger Faulk underscores the rising strategic importance of regulatory compliance in multinational business operations. As trade controls, sanctions, and national security reviews become core drivers of corporate strategy, law firms are expanding their capabilities to meet heightened enforcement and cross-border coordination needs. The move reflects a broader industry trend toward integrating regulatory advice into high-stakes transactional and operational decision-making.
What we're watching
- Regulatory Enforcement
- How shifting federal enforcement priorities will impact corporate compliance strategies.
- Global Coordination
- Whether Norton Rose Fulbright can sustain its integrated global platform advantage.
- Market Demand
- The pace at which demand for multijurisdictional regulatory advice will grow.
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