Michael B. Homer

Michael B. Homer is a former federal prosecutor and trial attorney at Dynamis LLP who focuses on high-stakes litigation, white-collar criminal defense, complex business disputes, class actions, whistleblower suits, and government investigations. Based between the firm’s Boston and Miami offices, he represents clients nationwide. Michael has served as lead counsel in more than a dozen major federal trials and recently secured a trial victory against the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on behalf of a client accused of securities fraud. He also represents a major cryptocurrency company and its senior executives in a high-profile SEC enforcement action and helps clients resolve disputes through creative, cost-effective strategies.

Before joining Dynamis LLP, Michael spent six years as an Assistant U.S. Attorney in the Southern District of Florida, where he led more than 100 investigations and prosecutions involving healthcare fraud, securities and investment fraud, cryptocurrency fraud, mail and wire fraud, conspiracy, cybercrime, export violations, and money laundering. His notable prosecutions included the “Bleach Boys” case involving the sale of a toxic bleach solution falsely promoted as a treatment for serious illnesses, as well as work on the investigation into the conspiracy to assassinate Haitian President Jovenel Moïse. Earlier in his career, Michael spent five years litigating at Ropes & Gray LLP, representing Fortune 500 companies and executives in False Claims Act matters, criminal prosecutions, commercial litigation, and internal investigations, particularly in healthcare and life sciences. He graduated near the top of his class from Columbia Law School and began his legal career as a federal law clerk in the Southern District of New York.