Natalie Grosvenor is a Partner in the firm’s Cybercrime & Ransomware Response group who joined Whitfield & Crane from a Big Four forensic practice. She focuses on extortion response, breach triage and litigation against threat actors. recovered funds in matters spanning five continents.

She advises clients across the United States and Canada and works with the firm’s investigators and forensic accountants to move from first report to first freeze as quickly as the facts allow. She is admitted in New York and regularly coordinates matters with local counsel worldwide.

Natalie is a graduate of Duke University School of Law and University of Texas at Austin, where she served on the law review. She writes and speaks frequently on fraud trends and is a member of the firm’s 24-hour incident-response desk.

• Traced and froze assets layered through 16 entities in 3 countries in a single matter
• Won restitution for 21 investors in a $40 million Ponzi scheme
Recovered a $94 million vendor-impersonation wire within 49 hours of the loss

Duke University School of Law
B.A., University of Texas at Austin

New York
U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York
U.S. District Court, Eastern District of New York

English
Spanish

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