At a Continuing Legal Education program, members of the Georgia chapter of the Association of Corporate Counsel will have a chance to learn what to do if federal agents break down their doors and start seizing computers and questioning employees in connection with an investigation. Troutman Sanders' Roscoe C. Howard Jr. said he hopes his presentation will help lawyers protect their companies. "If you don't do this every day, guys coming into your building with guns does tend to be overwhelming," he said.
October 03, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Compliments of Troutman Sanders, members of the Georgia chapter of the Association of Corporate Counsel will have a chance to learn what to do just in case federal agents break down their doors and start seizing computers and questioning employees.
The ACC will present a two-hour Continuing Legal Education program on “anticipating and preparing for government and special investigations” at its Oct. 9 meeting at 11:30 a.m. at Maggiano’s Little Italy in Buckhead.
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