Lawrence Culp Robinson is an attorney and investigator. He works with Treanor Devlin Brown PLLC on special projects where his combined skill set provides clients with outstanding value.
As an attorney, Lawrence approaches every engagement with his core values of competence, zealousness, diligence, honesty, responsiveness, and curiosity. He received his juris doctor from American University’s Washington College of Law, magna cum laude, where he led the articles selection process and served as a member of the senior editorial board of the American University Law Review. He is a member of the Bar of the District of Columbia and a licensed private detective in the District of Columbia.
As an investigator, Lawrence has extensive experience conducting complex, international investigations. He specializes in conducting thorough inquiries into his subjects and using creative, cutting-edge open-source and proprietary methods. He has led multi-jurisdictional internal and Foreign Corrupt Practices Act investigations, conducted source inquiries in the US and abroad, and used advanced link analysis techniques to identify members of a complex online network deliberately obfuscating its members’ identities. He has also managed sprawling social media investigations, using legacy and emerging platforms, including one that documented information crucial to understanding a catastrophic event. He has assisted clients facing online threats, helping them harden their digital security and decrease the risk of adversaries identifying them online.
Most recently Lawrence was an associate managing director at a premier investigations firm, in its Washington, DC office. Having lived and worked in Anglophone and Francophone Africa for over fourteen years, he is fluent in French and has insight into the region’s legal, geopolitical, and business climate. Previously, he worked for USAID in Democratic Republic of the Congo and a clean energy and carbon credits company in India. He is also a Certified Fraud Examiner.