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Civil Litigation
Tax Controversies
Tax Crimes
White Collar Defense
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Education
J.D., Georgetown University Law Center, 1970

B.S., St. Francis University, 1965

Bar and Court Admissions
District of Columbia

Maryland


Other Professional Affiliations
American Bar Association (Chair, White Collar Crime Committee, Criminal Justice Section, 1988-1990; Vice Chair, White Collar Crime Committee, Criminal Justice Section, 1986-1990; Council, Criminal Justice Section, 1991-1993)

Master of the Bench, Edward Bennett Williams, American Inn of Court, 1991-1994

Government Experience
Senior Trial Attorney, Criminal Section, Tax Division, U.S. Department of Justice, 1970-1976
Bernard S. Bailor
Member, Washington, D.C.
(202) 862-5049

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Bernard S. Bailor is a member in Caplin & Drysdale's Washington, D.C. office.  He joined the firm in 1977 as a member of its white collar defense and tax crimes litigation group.  Prior to joining the firm, he was a Senior Trial Attorney in the Criminal Section of the Tax Division, U.S. Department of Justice.  At the Department of Justice, he prosecuted numerous complex fraud cases and conducted international investigations.

At Caplin & Drysdale, Mr. Bailor concentrates on the defense of complex fraud cases.  His expertise includes tax fraud, securities fraud, government contract fraud, and money laundering.  Mr. Bailor has represented both corporations and individuals in agency proceedings, grand jury investigations, and federal and state criminal trials.  He has testified on several occasions before Congressional Committees on financial fraud issues.

Mr. Bailor has been recognized as one of Washington’s Top Lawyers by Washingtonian magazine. He also writes and speaks frequently on various topics relating to white-collar crime. His recent publications include:  Post Indictment Discovery:  Discovery of Foreign Evidence, WHITE COLLAR CRIME 1988, American Bar Association; Obtaining Evidence from the United States of America, International Association of Prosecutors, Dublin (1988); Internal Revenue Service Money Laundering and Tax Investigations, LAWYER'S DESK BOOK ON WHITE COLLAR CRIME, National Legal Center for the Public Interest (December 1991, with Jill Shellow); and Economic Sanctions to Combat Drug Trafficking, WHITE COLLAR CRIME 2000, American Bar Association.

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