John G. Moon

John G. Moon is a litigation attorney focused on representing clients in securities regulatory matters, complex civil litigation, and white-collar criminal defense.

John represents financial institutions, public companies and executives in commercial litigation, white collar criminal defense, and civil and criminal investigations and proceedings brought by grand juries, the SEC, DOJ, CFTC, FINRA, and state governmental entities. His civil litigation practice also focuses on structured finance, securitizations, and proposed multi-billion dollar "private label" RMBS settlements. He has also represented financial institutions in civil disputes involving CDO's, CLO's and warehouse agreements.

Prior to joining Olshan, John was a partner in the Financial and Securities Industries Practice at a New York-based law firm. John has also served as an Executive Director of Litigation for the Americas Region for UBS Investment Bank in New York and as a Principal Consultant in the Banking, Finance and International Group of PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP.

After graduation from law school, Moon was an Enforcement Attorney and Branch Chief at the SEC, as well as a Federal Prosecutor of financial crimes for the Department of Justice, where he received a Special Achievement Award from the Attorney General of the United States.

John is a former Member of the Board of Managers and Officer of the Harvard Club of New York City, a Trustee of the Village of Tuxedo Park, as well as Board of Education Member for the Tuxedo Union Free School District.