Served as the lead trial counsel successfully defending a Fortune Global 200 company in United States District Court in a wrongful termination claim brought by a corporate executive following a large scale internal investigation, and successfully obtained a million dollar jury verdict for the company on its cross-claim.
Piratello v. Philips Electronics North America Corporation, EP-00-CA-280-DB, 2003 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 3592.

Over the years, advised and represented several corporations involved in Qui Tam (False Claims) litigation, including defending a corporation in a Medicaid/Medicare fraud Qui Tam suit, and defeating a potential $45 million fine, which resulted in a settlement wherein the corporation paid only $250,000.

Represented a Fortune Global 200 company in a contract dispute after directing an internal investigation that uncovered fraud and deception on the part of a distributor.

Argued before the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, successfully against the establishment of a Medical Peer Review Privilege within the Federal Judicial system.
Virmani v. Novant Health Incorporated,
259 F.3d 284; 2001 U.S. App. LEXIS 17123

Successfully argued that the National Practioners Data Bank is obligated to abide by the reporting and maintaining of records requirements of the Privacy Act , in essence requiring the data bank to adhere with the policies set forth in the Federal Privacy Act.
Doe v. Tommy G. Thompson,
i332 F. Supp. 2d 124,; 2004 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 16317.

Culotta & Culotta's experience in the courtroom allows them to assess when a case should not go to trial. Successfully represented an individual and his company in a federal tax evasion investigation, which covered 10 years of returns, by negotiating a one-count misdemeanor plea to probation.