O'Neill Law Group

The ONeill Law Group LLC was formed by Robert E. O'Neill, a veteran prosecutor and trial attorney. Mr. O'Neill is a former United States Attorney (Middle District of Florida), Assistant United States Attorney (Miami and Tampa), Associate Independent Counsel (Alexandria and San Francisco), U.S. Department of Justice Trial Attorney (Washington, DC) and former Assistant District Attorney (Manhattan).

In addition to his government service, Mr. O'Neill possesses a substantial amount of experience in private practice. Most recently, he was a Managing Director with Freeh Group International Solutions, LLC (Palm Beach, Wilmington, and NYC), a risk management company established by Louis Freeh, a former Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation and U.S. District Judge.

 The O'Neill Law Group, LLC is a unique firm that bases its practice upon a working relationship with a cadre of former federal agents and other law enforcement professionals. Utilizing a team approach, the O'Neill Law Group seeks to bring innovative solutions to address the needs of clients.

Nick Kaldas

Nick Kaldas is the Chair of the Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicides (Australia).

Most recently, Mr. Kaldas served as Director of Oversight for the United Nations Relief and Works agency, operating in Syria, Jordan, Lebanon, Gaza and the West Bank. He has held the position of Chief of Investigations at the United Nations/Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons Joint Investigative Mechanism into the use of chemical weapons in Syria and at the United Nations Special Tribunal for Lebanon. Prior to this, he was the Deputy Chief Police Adviser with the Coalition Provisional Authority in Iraq.

In addition to his international career, Mr. Kaldas served in the New South Wales Police Force for thirty-five years, the last ten as the senior Deputy Commissioner.

Mr. Kaldas holds a Master’s in Public Policy and Administration from Charles Stuart University and an honorary doctorate from Western Sydney University. He holds Adjunct Professorships with a number of universities in Sydney, Australia. Mr. Kaldas has received numerous awards, including the Australian Police Medal, the National medal, the Overseas Humanitarian Service medal, and numerous commendations for outstanding performance of duty in Australia and overseas.