Natashia focuses her practice on white collar defense and government investigations, assisting organizations in an array of industries with identifying and managing internal and external challenges. A seasoned attorney and former federal prosecutor, she provides pragmatic counsel to clients, representing individuals and institutions in responding to government inquiries and as litigation counsel in complex commercial and regulatory matters. 

As part of Mintz's Crisis Management & Strategic Response Practice, Natashia oversees a broad spectrum of nuanced internal investigations for corporations, nonprofits, educational institutions, and public agencies related to allegations of financial irregularities, discrimination, harassment, and other misconduct. She is frequently called upon to advise boards, executives and general counsel on managing investigations, identifying and remediating vulnerabilities, and mitigating reputational and operational risk.

Natashia also brings extensive public and private sector compliance monitoring experience. Prior to joining Mintz, she was part of a firm representing a global telecommunications company instituting terms of a non-prosecution agreement and was co-counsel to a compliance monitor overseeing implementation of a pharmaceutical manufacturer’s compliance with terms of a bankruptcy settlement. In this capacity, Natashia assessed organizational adherence to regulatory, federal and constitutional requirements, evaluated internal controls, and collaborated with leadership to build durable accountability and risk-management frameworks. In the public sector, Natashia serves as the federally appointed monitor in Ferguson, Missouri, where she oversees a consent decree stemming from a US Department of Justice investigation. In Newark, New Jersey, Natashia served as a subject matter consultant in internal investigations for the monitoring team instituting court-ordered reforms within the city’s police force.

Natashia’s public service career included serving in the public integrity section of the Department of Justice and in the US Attorney's Office for the District of Massachusetts. During her tenure as a federal prosecutor, she led investigations and prosecutions involving corruption, fraud, and organized crime, working closely with state and federal law enforcement agencies, securing successful trial outcomes. This background informs Natashia’s ability to assess potential liability exposure, anticipate government strategy, and counsel clients facing subpoenas, civil investigative demands, and other regulatory scrutiny. 

Before attending law school and while earning her JD, Natashia worked as a police officer for the Cambridge Police Department in Massachusetts, where she rose through the ranks to become the department's first female lieutenant.