“An effective defense of a cybercrime requires counsel that understands how these traditional crimes have evolved into their current technological context.”
The public is inundated with reports of computer-based sex offenses. Yet state and federal law enforcement agencies continue to increase their efforts in prosecuting other technology-based offenses. Examples of these “cybercrimes” include but are not limited to:
An effective defense of a cybercrime requires counsel that understands how these traditional crimes have evolved into their current technological context. Also, the lawyers of Ian N. Friedman & Associates, L.L.C. understand the technology itself. This is a crucial point, because it enables them to provide a more comprehensive defense strategy.
In addition to representing individuals charged with technology-based offenses, firm members regularly lecture and write about issues relating to this rapidly growing area. In fact, Mr. Friedman serves as an Adjunct Professor of Law teaching Computers & Criminal Law; Mr. Frey is an Adjunct Instructor teaching Criminal Forensics.
