Jeffrey Grant, Co-Founder, Federal Expungement Initiative

Jeffrey Grant

Co-Founder, Federal Expungement Initiative

White Collar Support Group, GrantLaw PLLC ยท New York

Grant founded the White Collar Support Group, a peer support network for people rebuilding after prosecution or incarceration, and co-founded the Initiative.

Mark Osler, Co-Founder, Federal Expungement Initiative Mark OslerCo-Founder, MinnesotaWorks on clemency and sentencing reform as a law professor, former federal prosecutor, and clemency center co-founder. Rachel Barkow, Co-Founder, Federal Expungement Initiative Rachel BarkowCo-Founder, New YorkBrings experience from the U.S. Sentencing Commission and a criminal law center at NYU to federal record relief. Douglas Berman, Co-Founder, Federal Expungement Initiative Douglas BermanCo-Founder, OhioWrites the Sentencing Law and Policy blog and teaches sentencing at Ohio State's Moritz College of Law. Joe Bankman, Advisor, Federal Expungement Initiative Joe BankmanAdvisor, CaliforniaAdds a parent's view of the criminal justice system to training in both law and psychology. Erin Frey, Advisor, Federal Expungement Initiative Erin FreyAdvisor, ConnecticutResearches how workers recover from major mistakes and when organizations and society offer second chances. Todd Haugh, Advisor, Federal Expungement Initiative Todd HaughAdvisor, IndianaTeaches white collar crime and ethics at Indiana University and has worked as a white collar defense attorney.

About Jeffrey Grant

Jeff Grant is an attorney and the founder of the White Collar Support Group, the first national peer support network devoted to individuals navigating the white collar justice system. WCSG offers community, resources, and advocacy for people rebuilding their lives after prosecution or incarceration. Grant is also the managing attorney of GrantLaw PLLC, a law firm providing legal counsel and crisis management to professionals and businesses facing white collar issues.

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White Collar Conference

Joshua J. Smith, Former Deputy Director of the Federal Bureau of Prisons, on Prison and Pardon

October 12, 2026, Host
White Collar Conference

Jeffrey Toobin on Presidential Pardons, From Alexander Hamilton to Today

October 18, 2025, Host
White Collar Conference

Mark Osler and Todd Haugh on Pardons, Clemency and Federal Expungement

October 18, 2025, Moderator
White Collar Conference

Jeffrey Abramowitz, Kaysia Earley and Jeff Wertkin on Careers After Prison

November 1, 2024, Moderator
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David Israel of GOOD PLANeT Foods on Starting Over After Prison

November 1, 2024, Host

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