About David H McGill

David H McGill is a versatile litigator and investigator whose practice resides at the intersection of finance and technology. He frequently acts as lead counsel for companies and individuals involved in complex disputes, often with significant regulatory implications. His practice also includes conducting confidential internal investigations in response to whistle-blower claims and defending clients in government enforcement matters. Known as an aggressive advocate, he is often retained by hedge funds and proprietary trading firms in disputes involving allegations of spoofing and market manipulation, as well as other matters involving financial products. He recently obtained the first-ever dismissal of a criminal spoofing scheme charge in United States v Bases and Pacilio, No 18 CR 48 (ND Ill), and leading publications regularly quote him as a thought leader on matters involving algorithmic trading and digital currency regulation.