Stanley Friedman is a former federal prosecutor with the United States Department of Justice his practice is focused on White Collar criminal defense and complex civil litigation involving allegations of fraud. His experience in the criminal area has included cases involving: public corruption, bank fraud, savings and loan fraud, insurance fraud, securities fraud, commodities fraud, investment fraud (including Ponzi schemes, boiler rooms and telemarketing schemes), embezzlement, tax crimes, theft from ERISA and non-ERISA plans, money laundering, credit card fraud, computer fraud, sale of pirated cable devices, counterfeiting of U.S. currency and securities, and advance fee schemes. Mr. Friedman has also handled a wide variety of complex civil litigation cases.

In 1989, Mr. Friedman was appointed Assistant United States Attorney for the Central District of California in Los Angeles, California and subsequently was assigned to the Major Frauds Unit. As a federal prosecutor, Mr. Friedman conducted Grand Jury investigations and prosecuted complex multi-million dollar cases. He was lead counsel in several noteworthy cases such as the successful prosecution of a nationwide insurance fraud scheme which was indicted following years of investigation by the Grand Jury and a taskforce spearheaded by Mr. Friedman comprising of the United States Postal Inspection Service, the Internal Revenue Service, the Interstate Commerce Commission and the United States Department of Transportation. Following the case's conclusion, Mr. Friedman received a professional commendation from a Congressional Commission.

Since leaving the United States Attorney's Office, and resuming his private practice in 1995, Mr. Friedman has represented professionals such as attorneys, accountants, doctors, pharmacists, as well as corporations (and their executives) in criminal and civil fraud matters.