Grace Caputo Martin

Prior to joining King & Spalding:

• Conducted internal investigation for pharmaceutical company into regulatory risks in the U.S. and abroad.
• Defended pharmacist in alleged $170 million health care fraud scheme.
• Defended multibillion-dollar multi-national conglomerate and executive in SEC investigation into alleged fraudulent misrepresentations in securities offerings and violations of the Investment Advisors Act by an affiliate.
• Defended high-profile owner and executive in complex multibillion-dollar financial misconduct investigation by the Department of Justice.
• Defended election official in the Office of Attorney General's investigation into potential election fraud.
• Defended publicly traded leading clinical genetic testing company in SEC investigation and obtained closing letter.
• Represented one of the country's largest industrial gas companies in an arbitration alleging breach of contract violations and obtained a settlement of over $500 million dollars.

Grace Caputo is an associate in King & Spalding's Houston office, and a member of the firm's Special Matters and Government Investigations practice. Grace's practice focuses on government and internal investigations and white-collar defense. She has advised companies and individuals on a range of matters including health care and securities fraud. 

Grace defends companies and executives in government investigations, civil enforcement actions and criminal proceedings, with a focus on matters involving securities or health care fraud. She also represents clients in a variety of industries in commercial disputes.  

Prior to joining King & Spalding, Grace interned at the Office of the Federal Public Defender in the Western District of Texas.