Her practice focuses on white collar criminal defense, internal investigations, federal grand jury matters and regulatory proceedings, including enforcement actions.

Ms. Goodman has defended corporations and individuals in a variety of federal criminal matters alleging health care fraud, wire fraud, mail fraud, honest services fraud, securities fraud, tax violations, money laundering, anti-kickback allegations and bribery, including public and political corruption. She has extensive experience representing elected officials under indictment, facing government investigation, and throughout internal investigations. She has led numerous internal investigations relating to regulatory compliance, internal accounting practices, financial crimes, campaign finance, employee misconduct, SEC reporting, violations of export laws and bribery. She has conducted internal investigations on behalf of universities, pharmaceutical companies, staffing companies, medical entities and physician groups.

In the health care industry, Ms. Goodman has represented physicians, hospitals, pharmacists, compounding pharmacies, dentists and marketers in investigations and prosecutions. She is a frequent speaker about issues related to health care fraud compliance, investigations and corresponding litigation.

Ms. Goodman has been named to The Best Lawyers in America^® “Ones to Watch” list since 2021, and has been selected by her peers as a Thomson Reuters Super Lawyers “Rising Star” since 2017. Ms. Goodman is active in the profession and the community—including participating in the Fellows Program of the Leadership Council on Legal Diversity and the 2021 Leadership Class of the Dallas

Association of Young Lawyers. She demonstrates a commitment to pro bono legal service in criminal defense matters including the Buried Alive Project—a nonprofit organization that fights to free people sentenced to life without parole under federal drug laws. Ms. Goodman successfully obtained resentencing under compassionate release for two individuals serving life sentences in the Southern District of New York. She also serves on the Firm’s Pro Bono Committee.