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West Coast AML Forum Panel
May 7, 2025

Nina Marino is moderating “The Wynn Case: Casinos, Cash, and the Collapse of an International Money Laundering Network” at the upcoming West Coast Anti Money Laundering Forum in San Francisco. 

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The Odd Couple of Criminal Justice: Level Legal
Feb 28, 2025

Kaplan Marino is pleased to announce that Nina Marino will be appearing on Level Legal’s Level Table Live livestream on February 25 at noon Central with Joe D. Whitley. The program is called “The Odd Couple of Criminal Justice: Two Legal Heavyweights, One Candid Conversation.” They will discuss the pivotal moments that...

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The Fast and The Fervent
Feb 18, 2025

In 2013, Nina Marino, co-founder of the white-collar defense firm Kaplan Marino in Los Angeles, was representing a charter school operator charged with embezzlement and misuse of public funds. During her opening, she produced a large binder of minutes from the charter school’s meetings—an important detail to show that the...

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All Partners Recognized as Leading Lawyers in Los Angeles
Feb 13, 2025

Kaplan Marino proudly announces that all partners have been recognized as Leading Lawyers in Los Angeles by Doyle's Guide.The 2025 listing of leading Los Angeles White Collar Crime, Corporate Crime & Regulatory Investigations Lawyers details attorneys practising in white collar crime, corporate crime and investigations by regulatory bodies within the...

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White Collar Practice Group of the Year: Kaplan Marino
Jan 30, 2025

 Kaplan Marino secured a client's acquittal of federal bribery charges, dismissal of state charges for an attorney accused in a kickback scheme and negotiated a probated sentence for a doctor accused of over 40 state crimes, earning it a spot among the 2024 Law360 White Collar Groups of the Year.Nina...

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Richard Kaplan Named Top White Collar Attorney of 2024
Dec 18, 2024

At the beginning of his 37 years in practice, Richard D. Kaplan said his dedication to helping people during their most challenging times initially drew him to criminal law. “As my practice developed into the white-collar world, I became attracted to learning about new businesses and the psychology of the accused,”...

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