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Jane Peng is a counsel in the Special Matters & Government Investigations Practice Group in King & Spalding's New York office. She defends and advises global companies in connection with regulatory investigations, internal investigations, and related civil and criminal litigation. 

Jane has represented companies and individuals in investigations and litigation brought by the U.S. Department of Justice, the Securities and Exchange Commission, State Attorneys General, the New York State Department of Financial Services, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, and other agencies. She has represented clients in the technology, financial services, automotive, oil and gas, and other industries across a broad range of matters, including those relating to allegations of anticompetitive behavior, money laundering, bribery, market manipulation, fraud, bias, data breaches and privacy violations, and workplace misconduct.

Jane received her J.D. from Cornell Law School, where she served as an Articles Editor of the Cornell Law Review, and her B.A. in History from the University of Chicago. Prior to joining King & Spalding, Jane practiced in the New York office of Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer LLP.

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Credentials

J.D., Cornell Law School

B.A. History, University of Chicago

New York

Matters

Advising one of the world's largest technology companies on key strategic regulatory risks.

Representing Google in its defense of litigation brought by DOJ, State AGs, and private plaintiffs alleging antitrust violations in connection with Google's advertising technology business.

Representing current and former employees of a global automobile manufacturer in regulatory investigations and criminal litigation relating to diesel emissions.

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Advising one of the world's largest technology companies on key strategic regulatory risks.

Representing Google in its defense of litigation brought by DOJ, State AGs, and private plaintiffs alleging antitrust violations in connection with Google's advertising technology business.

Representing current and former employees of a global automobile manufacturer in regulatory investigations and criminal litigation relating to diesel emissions.

Representing an international bank in DOJ and SEC investigations concerning allegations of corruption, securities fraud, and embezzlement in connection with infrastructure projects in Africa.

Representing one of the world's largest banks in DOJ investigation concerning allegations of market misconduct.

Advising multiple clients on money laundering, bribery and corruption, and other regulatory risks.

Matters

Advising one of the world's largest technology companies on key strategic regulatory risks.

Representing Google in its defense of litigation brought by DOJ, State AGs, and private plaintiffs alleging antitrust violations in connection with Google's advertising technology business.

Representing current and former employees of a global automobile manufacturer in regulatory investigations and criminal litigation relating to diesel emissions.

See more

Close

Matters

Advising one of the world's largest technology companies on key strategic regulatory risks.

Representing Google in its defense of litigation brought by DOJ, State AGs, and private plaintiffs alleging antitrust violations in connection with Google's advertising technology business.

Representing current and former employees of a global automobile manufacturer in regulatory investigations and criminal litigation relating to diesel emissions.

Representing an international bank in DOJ and SEC investigations concerning allegations of corruption, securities fraud, and embezzlement in connection with infrastructure projects in Africa.

Representing one of the world's largest banks in DOJ investigation concerning allegations of market misconduct.

Advising multiple clients on money laundering, bribery and corruption, and other regulatory risks.

Credentials

J.D., Cornell Law School

B.A. History, University of Chicago

New York