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Kellen Dwyer
Meet Kellen Dwyer, a partner based in Washington, DC. Kellen, a former Assistant U.S. Attorney in the Eastern District of Virginia and Deputy Assistant Attorney General of DOJ’s National Security Division (NSD), is an experienced trial and appellate lawyer who litigates criminal, civil, and regulatory cases in a variety of areas, including cybersecurity & privacy, constitutional law, complex fraud, and national security. At the DOJ, he ran NSD’s Appellate Unit, which represents the DOJ in civil and criminal appeals affecting national security and advises on sensitive prosecutions involving export controls/sanctions, trade secrets, and the Foreign Agents Registration Act.