Nisa R. Gosselink-Ulep is a partner in the Litigation Department of the firm’s Washington, D.C. Office where her practice primarily focused on matters relating to the U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act ("FCPA") and international anti-corruption law. Ms. Gosselink-Ulep has extensive experience advising multinational clients regarding anti-corruption compliance programs, risk assessments, conducting due diligence on third parties and in connection with acquisitions, and corruption-related internal investigations. In addition, she has also worked as part of independent corporate monitor teams as well as preparing clients for corporate monitors.
Ms. Gosselink-Ulep counsels clients from a broad range of industries, including Defense; Life Sciences and Healthcare; Oil & Gas; Construction & Engineering; Manufacturing; Private Equity; Real Estate; Telecommunications; Non-Profits; Management Consulting; Technology; Agricultural; Retail; Education; and Entertainment, and has traveled throughout Asia, Europe, Latin America and Africa on client matters. She also has worked on matters involving export controls, international arbitration, and political risk insurance. As part of her pro bono efforts, Ms. Gosselink-Ulep has for several years co-facilitated the International Law Institute’s Governance and Anti-corruption Methods course. Additionally, she acts as a mentor to student clinicians as part of the University of Michigan’s International Transactions Clinic.