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Rich Schoenstein, Vice Chair of the firm’s Litigation practice, appeared live on CBS News New York as news was breaking to unpack the criminal case against Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro.
Rich explained how the case will proceed like any other criminal prosecution and what prosecutors must prove to secure a conviction against high-ranking government officials accused of trafficking drugs into the United States and causing harm. Rich later returned on air to break down the breadth and timeframe of the allegations, noting why the case is likely to be a long and complex process.
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