Olga Tobin is a senior associate in the Litigation/Controversy Department, and a member of the Business Trial Group. She joined the firm in 2011.
Practice
Ms. Tobin’s practice focuses on defending companies and financial services, investment banking and securities firms in commercial, securities, bankruptcy and criminal litigation. She has represented clients regarding claims of fraud, securities law disclosure and insider trading violations, challenges concerning ownership of assets, and internal investigations concerning allegations of FCPA and Clayton Act violations. Her pro bono practice includes criminal appellate and federal and state prisoner civil rights litigation.
Past Experience
Prior to joining the firm, Ms. Tobin was an associate at Sullivan & Cromwell in New York, New York. During her time there, she assisted in a variety of commercial, securities, and pro bono prisoner’s rights civil litigation, as well as investigations into possible violations of the FCPA, anti-pyramid scheme laws and the Clayton Act. Most recently, Ms. Tobin assisted in the defense of a corporation in a securities class action, which resulted in dismissal with prejudice following a motion to reconsider the motion to dismiss. She also served as special assistant district attorney with the Appeals Bureau of Kings County District Attorney’s Office in successfully opposing an appeal of a criminal conviction. Before joining Sullivan & Cromwell, Ms. Tobin worked as a legal intern in the appellate division of the Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office in Hackensack, New Jersey.
Professional Activities
Ms. Tobin is a member of the American Bar Association, New York City Bar Association and New York State Bar Association. She has also been admitted to practice in from of the United States District Courts for the Southern and Western Districts of New York.
