B. Frederic Williams

Speaker: Fred Williams of the law firm James, McElroy & Diehl, P.A..

This program will discuss the privacy of communications under key federal statutes: Wiretap Act and Stored Communications Act as amended by the Electronic Communications Privacy Act.

What does this mean for the Family Law practitioner?Hear about e-mail access and privacy issues.

Fred Williams has been of counsel with James, McElroy & Diehl since 2004 when he retired after 38 years as a lawyer with several federal agencies.He has represented and counseled persons involved in white collar criminal investigations, civil litigation and innovative business plans.These cases have included such allegations insider trading, computer crimes, Lanham Act violations, and issues relating to computer searches, wiretaps and surveillance of electronic communications, among other issues.

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Email:Frederic Williams Phone: 704.372.9870 Fax: 704.333.5508

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B. Frederic Williams Practice Focus-White Collar Criminal; Business Law; Computer Law.

Fred has been of counsel with James, McElroy and Diehl since late 2004 when he retired after thirty-eight years as a lawyer with several federal agencies. He has represented and counseled persons involved in white collar criminal investigations, civil litigation and innovative business plans. These cases have included allegations of insider trading, computer crimes, Lanham Act violations, health care fraud, accounting fraud, political corruption, tax fraud, securities fraud market manipulation and unauthorized trading by broker-dealers, theft of trade secrets and confidential information by former employees and violations of non-compete and non-disclosure agreements, copyright and trademark and issues relating to computer searches, wiretaps and surveillance of electronic communications.

A graduate of Duke University in 1965, Fred completed most courses for a doctorate in economics at UNC-Chapel Hill in 1970 before receiving his J.D. in 1978 from Columbus School of Law at Catholic University in Washington, D.C. He is a former federal prosecutor in Charlotte and served in senior positions with the Federal Trade Commission and the Office of Inspector General as well as extensive work for a United States Senator from each major political party.

B. Frederic Williams