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Salomée Bohbot is an Associate in the Litigation Department and a dedicated member of the White-Collar Defense & Investigations Group. She is qualified to practice law in both Paris and New York, bringing a global perspective to her work in anti-corruption, compliance, anti-money laundering (AML), and economic sanctions. With a strong international background, she advises multinational corporations on navigating complex regulatory frameworks, ensuring adherence to both French and U.S. anti-corruption laws.

Salomée has extensive experience assisting clients in conducting internal investigations, compliance reviews, and risk assessments. She also supports organizations in designing and implementing effective anti-corruption compliance programs to mitigate legal exposure and regulatory risks. Her work spans a wide range of industries, allowing her to provide tailored guidance that aligns with each client's unique operational and jurisdictional challenges.

Before joining Proskauer, Salomée was an Associate at another prominent U.S. law firm, where she worked on similar white-collar defense and compliance matters.

Her prior experience includes working at an international law firm in Paris, where she focused on white-collar crime and the enforcement of the French anti-corruption law, Sapin II. In addition to private practice, Salomée has held positions in major international organizations in France and in the United States, including the OECD, the IMF, and the World Bank. As an Anti-Corruption Analyst and Projects Officer, she contributed to global efforts to combat transnational corruption, further deepening her expertise in financial crime prevention and regulatory compliance.

Salomée also has hands-on experience in financial institutions, having served as an AML/KYC Due Diligence Officer in Paris. In this role, she developed a strong understanding of financial compliance, particularly in identifying money laundering and terrorist financing risks during client onboarding. Earlier in her career, she worked at a firm of Judicial Administrators, where she was responsible for analyzing and reporting suspicious financial activities to TRACFIN, the French financial intelligence unit.

With her diverse experience across law firms, financial institutions, and international organizations, Salomée offers clients a well-rounded and strategic approach to addressing white-collar legal challenges in an increasingly complex regulatory landscape.