Rebecca has successfully represented both public and private companies in SEC matters brought by the Division of Enforcement and Division of Examinations, skillfully steering clients through investigations to case closures, favorable Wells notice outcomes, and advantageous settlements. She has conducted effective internal investigations for audit and special committees in response to whistleblower complaints or other reports with potential SEC ramifications. Additionally, Rebecca regularly advises corporate clients on SEC risks related to business transactions and other scenarios, enabling them to take proactive steps to avoid enforcement interest. Rebecca also has extensive knowledge about regulatory and enforcement issues affecting blockchain-based platforms, cryptocurrencies, and other digital assets. Through her strategic counsel and practical insights, Rebecca helps clients resolve regulatory challenges and achieve their business objectives.

Rebecca is recognized as a leader in government investigations by top legal directories. She is listed in Chambers USA in the area of White-Collar Crime and Government Investigations Litigation, with clients remarking that “she is spectacular and has a really good read in the SEC office.” Clients also commend her for her “in-depth knowledge of securities and her ability to handle complex investigations on behalf of clients,” as well as praise her for “really [knowing] how to effectively guide her clients in this space.” Rebecca was named to the Securities Docket “Enforcement Elite” in 2024 and is on the Board of Advisors for the SEC Historical Society.

She is also recognized as a thought leader on SEC issues. Rebecca is regularly quoted in major publications such as Forbes, Politico, Bloomberg Law, Reuters, Law 360, Private Equity Law Report, and The Texas Lawbook. She is a sought-after speaker and author on SEC topics, was named a Top Author in White Collar Defense by JD Supra in 2023, and is a frequent guest on CNBC and other news outlets.