Wick Sollers

Wick Sollers is Managing Partner of the Washington, D.C., office and former Chair of King & Spalding’s Special Matters & Governmental Investigations Practice Group. His experience includes defending accounting fraud cases, grand jury practice, criminal environmental, health care and FDA matters, Foreign Corrupt Practices Act cases, internal corporate investigations, representation before congressional committees, federal criminal trials and appeals, and general civil litigation, including qui tam cases.

After earning his undergraduate degree in economics from Princeton University in 1977, he received his law degree in 1982 from the University of Maryland where he was Order of the Coif and Articles editor of the Maryland Law Review. He then served as law clerk for the Honorable Norman P. Ramsey, United States District Court in Maryland.

Awards & Recognition

• Selected for inclusion in Best Lawyers in America, D.C. Superlawyers and LawDragon 500, for white-collar criminal defense:
  
  
• Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers, inducted 2002

Memberships

• Criminal Litigation Committee of the American Bar Association, Co-chair of the D.C. Subcommittee
  
  
• D.C. Bar Foundation, Advisory Board Member
  
  
• New Leaders for New Schools, Advisory Board Member
  
  
• Living Classrooms, Advisory Board Member
  
  
• St. Paul’s School for Boys in Baltimore, Board of Trustees Member