Courtney Orazio is an associate in the firm’s Securities Litigation and White Collar Defense Group. Since joining Goodwin in 2014, Ms. Orazio has represented clients in white collar criminal matters, government investigations, securities litigation, and complex civil litigation in federal and state courts. Ms. Orazio has experience in all phases of litigation, including federal trial experience in connection with defending W. Carl Reichel, the former president of Warner Chilcott, against criminal anti-kickback allegations in United States v. Reichel, 15-cr-10324 (D. Mass.). Following a month-long jury trial, Mr. Reichel was acquitted in June 2016 in a widely reported victory.
Ms. Orazio is a member of the Boston Bar Association.
Prior to attending law school, Ms. Orazio worked in the Wealth Management Americas division of UBS Financial Services, Inc., where she worked on the equity sales desk and as a strategic analyst in the Wealth Management Advisor Group.
Ms. Orazio was co-valedictorian of her graduating class at Bucknell University in 2009. While at Bucknell, she was inducted into Phi Beta Kappa and received the Oliver J. Decker Prize in recognition of earning the highest academic rank in the graduating class. While attending Columbia Law School, Ms. Orazio was a staff member of the Columbia Journal of European Law. She graduated in 2014 as a James Kent Scholar in recognition of earning highest academic honors.
Ms. Orazio co-authored an article titled “2016 Trends in Health Care Fraud Enforcement and an Early Outlook for 2017,” (March 2017), distributed to attendees of the 31st Annual National Institute on White Collar Crime in March 2017.
Ms. Orazio is also a contributor to Goodwin's Securities Snapshot, a bi-weekly newsletter highlighting important news and developments in civil and criminal securities law.
(James Kent Scholar, highest academic honors)
(summa cum laude; co-valedictorian)
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