Tracy A. Miner

As a criminal defense attorney, Tracy represents many of the region's major corporations, financial institutions, public officials, and high-profile individuals in state and federal investigations. Her experience includes successfully defending corporations and their officers in health care fraud and environmental and defense contracting cases, as well as individuals charged with offenses such as RICO, mail fraud, extortion, securities fraud, and bribery.

Tracy represents individuals and corporations both pre- and post-indictment. She has extensive experience litigating matters before the Office of the US Attorney, Department of the Attorney General, Bureau of Prisons, Department of Justice, and several other state and federal regulatory agencies. Tracy has secured acquittals for her clients in her last three federal criminal jury trials.

She has successfully litigated political corruption cases, both on behalf of politicians and those doing business with them, as well as health care fraud cases on the side of both doctors and pharmaceutical representatives. In addition, she has worked on regulatory cases, such as criminal wage and labor disputes and violations of OSHA. She also has significant experience working on securities fraud, computer fraud, and campaign finance fraud cases.

She was appointed by Sen. Edward M. Kennedy to the Selection Committee for the District of Massachusetts to make recommendations on the selection of the new US attorney, the new US marshal, and the US district court judge.

Tracy has lectured extensively on criminal law issues, including presentations on defending federal criminal cases and on defending kickback cases.