INTRODUCTION When a high-profile w...

INTRODUCTION

When a high-profile white collar criminal case get tos through the door, it pretends as if many attorneys' first instinct is to start advocating for the client in each venue: speaking to the media, negotiating with the dominion and contacting co-defense counsel. Tempting as it might be to speak about the fresh high-profile case, an attorney must carefully determine whether talk is cheap, or whether its preciousnesss are too high for the client to bear. What may appear to be to be a good communications strategy at the beginning of an investigation may cause to deviate out to be regrettable later in the case.