Making a Pitch: Whether to Report Matters to Law Enforcement

Publisher: New York Law Journal

July 27, 2015

Day Pitney Author(s) Steven A. Cash

Steven Cash and Bob Appleton wrote the article, "Making a Pitch: Whether to Report Matters to Law Enforcement," for the New York Law Journal. The article discusses how it is a complex issue for lawyers and clients to bring a case to law enforcement, and the best practices on how to approach involving law enforcement in a case.

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