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Super Lawyer – 2019

January 30, 2019 Ron Frey News No comments yet

Internet Crime Lawyer, Ron Frey, of The Frey Law Firm has once again been recognized by Super Lawyers as a 2019 Super Lawyer. Since being named a Rising Star by Super Lawyers in 2010, Attorney Frey has been recognized by the publication each year since.

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Less than 5% of attorneys are recognized as Super Lawyers. Their selection is subject to a rigorous peer-review selection process. Computer Crime Lawyer Ron Frey has been recognized by his peers year over year.

IN NEED OF A COMPUTER CRIME LAWYER?

If you, or someone you know, is being charged with a computer crime or internet crime, or has been contacted by law enforcement, please do not hesitate to contact The Frey Law Firm for a free initial consultation with Computer Crime Lawyer Ron Frey.

Attorney Frey has over fifteen years of experience representing individuals and organizations with respect to cases involving alleged computer crime and cases involving digital evidence and data. The Firm is prepared to fight for you.

Attorney Frey is licensed in Florida, North Carolina, and Ohio and represents clients in those jurisdictions and many more on a pro hat vice basis. Do not hesitate to call. Take action!

Tampa Criminal Defense Lawyer Ron Frey, 2019 Super Lawyer – Internet and Computer Crime Defense Attorney

Computer / Internet Crimes in Both State and Federal Court

November 17, 2017 trait News No comments yet

At the start of a criminal investigation, one of the biggest questions is whether the case will be prosecuted by state or federal authorities. This is not always clear from the outset. One of the surprises for most clients is the fact that many types of alleged criminal conduct can be prosecuted under both state and federal law. (more…)

Dating Website Scam? “Someone Contacted Me and Demanded Payment!?!?!”

November 8, 2017 trait Legal, News No comments yet

Is this a dating website scam, or am I about to get arrested? As an internet sex crime defense lawyer, I am regularly contacted by people who have found themselves in variations of the following generalized hypothetical situation: (more…)

What if the Government Fails to Preserve, or Destroys, Digital Evidence During an Investigation?

October 18, 2017 trait Legal, News No comments yet

Given the proliferation of data storage devices, ranging from computers and cell phones, to Fitbits and gaming systems, it should come as no surprise that criminal investigators often focus on securing digital evidence from these devices. Law enforcement utilizes a variety of methods to secure digital evidence, including (more…)

Packingham v. North Carolina: Registration, Social Media and the First Amendment

June 19, 2017 trait News No comments yet

In Packingham v. North Carolina, the Supreme Court unanimously struck down a North Carolina law that made it a felony for registered sex offenders to engage in certain internet activity. (more…)

Should I Provide My Password to the Police or FBI? : Encryption, Passwords & the Law

March 24, 2017 trait News No comments yet

According to reports, a recent survey revealed that the average person has over 27 different passwords for their online accounts. With the rise of applications for every area of life (banking, e-mail, social media, chipotle), this should come as no surprise. (more…)

What Should You Do if the Police or FBI Search Your Home?

May 18, 2016 trait News No comments yet

When it comes to cases involving allegations of computer crime or Internet crime, especially cases involving allegations involving the possession or distribution of child pornography over the internet or a peer-to-peer program, the authorities generally execute a search warrant at a residence or business in order to gather (more…)

Artificial Intelligence & Robot Lawyers?

May 15, 2016 trait News No comments yet

A multi-national law firm recently announced that its bankruptcy unit has acquired an “artificial-intelligence attorney” or “AI lawyer.” The “robot” is identified as ROSS. ROSS reportedly will be used by the law firm’s bankruptcy division and is, in essence, a highly advanced research tool. This news has catapulted to the forefront the debate over (more…)

Federal Court Orders Woman to Unlock iPhone With Her Finger

May 2, 2016 trait News No comments yet

Fresh off the controversy surrounding the FBI and the DOJ’s legal battle over the iPhone at the center of the San Bernardino investigation, a federal judge has authorized a warrant that reportedly orders a woman to unlock her iPhone with her fingerprint. The identity theft suspect in the case is required, per the warrant, to comply (more…)

Smart Mattresses With “Infidelity Detection Systems” : the Internet of Things & the Law

April 29, 2016 trait News No comments yet

The Smarttress

In the market for a smart mattress that alerts your mobile phone whenever someone is using your bed in a questionable way? Well, of course, there’s an app for that. The smart mattress, advertised as the Smarttress, is currently being marketed and sold by Durmet, a Spanish Company. Billed as the first mattress that detects (more…)

Super Lawyer – 2019

Computer / Internet Crimes in Both State and Federal Court

Dating Website Scam? “Someone Contacted Me and Demanded Payment!?!?!”

What if the Government Fails to Preserve, or Destroys, Digital Evidence During an Investigation?

Packingham v. North Carolina: Registration, Social Media and the First Amendment

Should I Provide My Password to the Police or FBI? : Encryption, Passwords & the Law

What Should You Do if the Police or FBI Search Your Home?

Artificial Intelligence & Robot Lawyers?

Federal Court Orders Woman to Unlock iPhone With Her Finger

Smart Mattresses With “Infidelity Detection Systems” : the Internet of Things & the Law

The Smarttress

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