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Jeffrey Kaliel is a distinguished attorney based in Washington, specializing in litigation, class action, and banking law. He earned his law degree from Yale Law School in 2005, following a summa cum laude graduation from Amherst College in 2000, where he studied Political Science. His academic journey also includes a year at Robinson College, Cambridge University, where he delved into Philosophy. Mr. Kaliel's legal career began in the Honors Program at the Department of Homeland Security, where he played a vital role in significant appellate litigation. His work included drafting and implementing regulations for innovative programs and collaborating with private sector partners on critical infrastructure protection initiatives. He was instrumental in investigating the DHS response to Hurricane Katrina, preparing for a Congressional inquiry, which showcased his commitment to public service and accountability. In addition to his work at DHS, Mr. Kaliel served as a Special Assistant U.S. Attorney in the Southern District of California. There, he prosecuted drug and border crimes, honing his courtroom skills and gaining invaluable experience that informs his current practice. His dedication to justice extended beyond U.S. borders when he worked with Lawyers Without Borders in Namibia, observing a high-profile treason trial involving 400 defendants stemming from a 1998 armed rebellion. A former Staff Sergeant in the Army Reserve and a veteran of the second Iraq War, Mr. Kaliel brings a unique perspective to his legal practice, having served in Iraq in 2003. His insights and expertise are further reflected in his publications, which include contributions to Homeland Security Today and the American Bar Association’s Homeland Security Handbook. Mr. Kaliel is licensed to practice in California and Washington, D.C., and continues to advocate for justice in his areas of expertise.

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