Kramer Levin Welcomes Richard Sauber as Partner in Litigation Team

Kramer Levin has announced the addition of Richard Sauber as a partner in its Washington, DC office, enhancing its Litigation Department. Sauber, who previously served as special counsel to President Biden, played a key role in the defense against Special Counsel Robert Hur's investigation regarding classified documents. His extensive background includes serving as general counsel for the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and as a prosecutor in the DOJ's Criminal Fraud Section. Sauber's experience encompasses leading high-stakes civil and criminal litigations, congressional investigations, and cases before the U.S. Supreme Court. His arrival follows the integration of Robbins Russell, where he was co-managing partner, into Kramer Levin in 2022. This strategic move aims to bolster the firm's capabilities in handling complex legal matters. The firm’s leadership expressed enthusiasm about Sauber's expertise, particularly in bet-the-company litigation and congressional investigations, which are increasingly prevalent. His addition is expected to provide clients with enhanced support in navigating the intricate legal landscape and associated reputational risks. Kramer Levin, with a strong commitment to public service, continues to expand its team of seasoned professionals, including former DOJ attorneys and senior federal prosecutors. Sauber's educational background includes a J.D. from New York University Law School, an M.A. from Oxford University as a Rhodes scholar, and a B.A. from Yale University, further solidifying his qualifications for this role.