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Inside-the-system insight from a former DOJ Senior Trial Attorney.
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Built for today's federal enforcement landscape — from crypto seizures to selective prosecution claims.
Bradford L. Geyer
Former Federal Prosecutor, Antitrust Division — U.S. Department of Justice
Bradford Geyer is a seasoned federal practitioner with over 33 years of experience spanning complex investigations, prosecutions, compliance strategy, and criminal defense. A former senior trial attorney in the DOJ's Antitrust Division and a founding member of the DOJ's National Procurement Fraud Task Force, he has worked on both sides of the courtroom — and knows how the system works from the inside.
He is the subject of the docuseries Broken Truth and recently appeared in The Trials of Joby Weeks, which explores DOJ overreach in the digital asset space.
Admitted in Pennsylvania and New Jersey — collaborating nationwide
Brad regularly collaborates with counsel nationwide. His current work includes:
- Crypto enforcement strategy and asset recovery
- Defense of January 6 defendants and constitutional protesters
- Post-plea relief and selective prosecution claims
- Legal analysis and public commentary on prosecutorial overreach
- Strategic litigation to challenge the use of guidance as law
Brad combines institutional insight with an offense-driven defense model — one designed to anticipate emerging enforcement shifts before they arrive.
If your current legal team isn't talking about selective enforcement, sealed filings, or cross-agency coordination, they may be preparing for a legal landscape that no longer exists.Schedule a consultation