INTERPOL Red Notice Defense and Removal
INTERPOL currently has 192 member countries and functions through National Central Bureaus. The organization issues Red Notices — international lookouts — to alert law enforcement across member nations when someone is wanted for prosecution or sentencing on serious crimes. These notices can result in asset freezing, employment loss, visa revocation, and reputational damage.
Our firm challenges these notices through INTERPOL's Commission for the Control of Files at INTERPOL's Headquarters in Lyon, France, and works with local counsel to resolve the underlying matters in the requesting country.
International Extradition Defense
Our attorneys defend clients against extradition to countries with binding treaties to the United States — and to those with whom the U.S. cooperates informally. We advise on the legal, political, and humanitarian dimensions of an extradition request, and litigate against extradition where defenses exist.
International Depositions and Discovery
We assist with obtaining evidence from abroad — across Latin America and worldwide — for cross-border criminal matters, including coordinated depositions, document production, and treaty-based discovery.
International Service of Process
The law group handles international service matters through Latin American attorneys and global affiliates, ensuring proper service in compliance with the Hague Convention and bilateral treaties.
OFAC Sanctions Matters
We advise individuals and businesses on U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) sanctions issues, including license applications, designations, and enforcement defense.