Carly Diroll-Black is an Attorney Advisor in the Money Laundering and Asset Recovery’s (MLARS) Program Management and Training Unit where she evaluates remission petitions and restoration requests for the benefit of victims of crime, reviews equitable sharing requests for assets valued over $1 million, and also assists with the development of asset forfeiture policy. Carly serves as an MLARS liaison to appointed claims trustees in large-scale victim cases.  Carly also provides training to law enforcement agencies who participate in the Equitable Sharing Program, along with providing forfeiture and victim-related training to agents, attorneys, and victim service providers.  Prior to joining MLARS, Carly worked in the asset forfeiture unit at the United States Attorney’s Office, Eastern District of New York, and also worked as a public defender and attorney in Ohio.  Carly is a graduate of the College of Wooster and the University of Akron School of Law and is licensed to practice in Ohio.