Norton Rose Fulbright appoints Keith Rosen and Andrew Reeves as Co-Heads of Global Investigations

Global law firm Norton Rose Fulbright today announced the appointment of Washington, DC partner Keith Rosen and London partner Andrew Reeves as its Co-Heads of Global Investigations. They succeed Washington, DC partner Kevin Harnisch, who continues to serve as the firm’s US Head of White Collar Defense and Investigations.

The firm was recently recognized as one of the best in the world for complex multi-jurisdictional corporate investigations, securing a place on Global Investigations Review’s (GIR) prestigious GIR 30 2025 list. More than a hundred lawyers, including 49 partners, comprise the firm’s global investigations team, which spans 22 offices worldwide.

Richard Krumholz, Norton Rose Fulbright’s Global Head of Litigation and Disputes, said:

“Businesses today face an increasingly complex, ever-changing regulatory framework, making civil, criminal and regulatory risks difficult to manage and predict. Keith and Andrew will build on our global investigations team’s successes and strengths to guide clients through their most challenging investigations and compliance matters.”

Keith focuses on Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) and other cross-border corporate investigations, white collar criminal defense, False Claims Act investigations and litigation, Congressional investigations and ABC compliance. With more than a decade of experience with the US Department of Justice, he now represents clients through multi-agency and multi-jurisdictional investigations around the globe and across industries, including aviation, energy and healthcare. Keith also serves as the firm’s US Head of Risk Advisory.

Keith, who was recommended by The Legal 500 United States in corporate investigations and white collar criminal defense, said:

“The scope and scale of corporate investigations today require a truly global perspective and seamless collaboration. Our team’s experience across industries and jurisdictions enables us to support clients through every stage of an investigation, from initial inquiry to resolution, and to help them build resilient compliance programs for the future. I am honored to lead this impressive group of lawyers with Andrew.”

Andrew advises corporations, financial institutions and ‎senior executives on multi-jurisdictional bribery and corruption, fraud, money laundering and regulatory investigations as well as related litigation and compliance matters. Most of his matters involve the UK Serious Fraud Office and authorities in multiple jurisdictions. He has a particular focus on matters in Africa, Asia and the Middle East. Andrew also leads the firm’s commercial disputes and investigations team in London. He was previously named one of the top 40 under 40 investigations practitioners globally by GIR.

Andrew, who was recommended this year by The Legal 500 United Kingdom for regulatory investigations and corporate crime, commented:

“It is a privilege to co-lead our global investigations practice at a time when regulatory expectations and enforcement activity are at an all-time high globally. We have been developing a truly global team over many years and I look forward to collaborating with Keith and our colleagues across the world as we continue to help clients anticipate and respond to their most sensitive matters.”

Norton Rose Fulbright’s global investigations lawyers help clients navigate the legal, procedural, governance and reputational aspects of regulatory and criminal compliance matters, investigations and litigation. With a team that is interconnected across jurisdictions, industries and regulatory fronts, the firm is well-positioned to advise clients on managing risk, multi-jurisdictional investigations and compliance matters on a global scale.