Stealing Evidence:  Ethically Representing Clients Who Record Conversations, Take Documents, and Copy Files
Continuing Legal Education Program

When a client walks into a lawyer's office with secretly-recorded conversations, stolen documents and data files, the lawyer must be prepared to deal with complicated ethical and legal issues. Acting improperly can not only damage the client's case, it can also subject the lawyer to ethical and even criminal charges. This program explains the ethical rules applicable to stolen evidence, and provides guidance on how to protect yourself and your client.

John Howley, Esq.
350 Fifth Avenue, 59th Floor
New York, New York  10118
(212) 601-2728