Overview
Paige Rinderer is an associate in the Investigations and White Collar Defense practice and is based in the firm’s Washington D.C. office. Ms. Rinderer’s practice focuses on white-collar criminal defense, compliance, enforcement actions, and internal corporate investigations, with an emphasis on the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
Ms. Rinderer has represented companies and individuals in a broad range of cross-border investigations and enforcement matters, including those related to criminal antitrust, bribery and corruption, and fraud, before the Department of Justice, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, the Securities Exchange Commission, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, the Federal Trade Commission, and state attorneys general. Ms. Rinderer has experience developing and enhancing compliance programs, as well as conducting risk and gap assessments, compliance-related due diligence, compliance training, and internal investigations.
Her practice also includes advising multinational clients on matters relating to ESG, carbon credits and offsets, climate-related disclosures, corporate sustainability due diligence, commodities, and cryptocurrency regulation. In addition, Ms. Rinderer maintains an active pro bono practice primarily representing individuals in immigration proceedings seeking asylum or Special Immigrant Juvenile Status.
Ms. Rinderer received her law degree from The George Washington University Law School with high honors and Order of the Coif. During law school, she served as a member of The George Washington Law Review and was President of the Anti-Corruption and Compliance Association. In addition, Ms. Rinderer interned with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. She earned a Bachelor of Arts in International Affairs, with a concentration in International Economics from The George Washington University.
Ms. Rinderer is admitted to practice law in the District of Columbia.
insights
- Federal Court Rules That Missouri Anti-ESG Rules are Preempted by Federal Law and are Unconstitutional - September 6th, 2024
- CFTC Faces Pressure on Voluntary Carbon Credit Derivative Contracts and Carbon Credit Trading - August 7th, 2024
- PH ESG Comparative Analysis of the SEC Climate Rule and EU CSRD & ESRS - March 21st, 2024
- SEC Issues Final Rule on Climate Disclosures - March 7th, 2024
- EU Legislators Reach Provisional Agreement on Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive - December 21st, 2023
- California Passes New ESG Disclosure Laws Ahead of SEC, Triggering Increased Regulatory and Litigation Risk for Companies Doing Business in California - November 28th, 2023
- New California Law Imposes Anti-Greenwashing Disclosure Requirements Starting January 2024 - November 20th, 2023
- The CFTC Announces New Enforcement Advisory – Penalties, Monitors, and Admissions - November 1st, 2023
- Carbon Offsets and Voluntary Carbon Markets – Opportunities and Uncertainty - July 13th, 2023
- SEC Approves Nasdaq's New Board Diversity Disclosure Listing Rule - August 10th, 2021
- CFTC Announces Interdivisional Climate-Related Risk Task Force - April 21st, 2021