Gunster attorney and chairman of the board George LeMieux discusses why the scope and purpose of an attorney general's subpoena is very important.

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In the video, LeMieux describes receiving a subpoena from the attorney general's office as a very serious matter. The first thing a business owner should do is to contact a lawyer, he advises. That's because identifying the scope and purpose of the AG's subpoena is very important – and isn't a conversation a layperson should be having.

It may be that the AG's office isn't interested in you or your business, but rather in obtaining documents in an investigation of another company.

A good lawyer will be able to assist and protect you and your company.

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LeMieux focuses his law practice on resolving business and governmental disputes, and advising CEOs and C-suite executives on business, law and government from a local, state and national perspective.

He also previously served as Florida’s deputy attorney general, overseeing more than 400 attorneys and appearing before appellate courts on behalf of the state of Florida, including the U.S. Supreme Court.

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