Courtrooms & Crime Fiction: Chik-Fil-A, Core Unknowns, and the Presumption of Guilt
Other people, good decisions, Chik-Fil-A....
Special Counsel, Special President, Special Interview
To interview or not interview? A common question not just for the President of the United States but for any executive, business owner, professional or...
Handwriting On The Wall (And In The FBI’s Notes)
As the father of a college-bound high school senior and an eventually college-bound high school sophomore, I pass along to them helpful articles. Whether, in...
The Five Best Ways for Your Client’s Employees to Get Indicted
The nice folks at the Birmingham Bar Association (and white-collar criminal defense lawyer Steve Shaw in particular) invited me to deliver a lunchtime CLE on a white-collar...
The Government Agent’s Interview
In a 140-second window, notes about what to do when a government agent asks for an interview. “Government Agents,” a Lightfoot140 by Jack Sharman. from...
Representing Witnesses Before The Grand Jury
For businesses and their officers, directors and employees, the grand jury is an increasingly visible complement to the threat of civil litigation and administrative sanction. ...
The Agatha Christie School of Cooperating Witnesses
From Lawrence S. Goldman and our friends at White Collar Crime Prof blog, a summary of a Second Circuit decision addressing (1) the extent to which...