White-collar crime includes a range of activities done with the intent of financial gain. Fraud is a common type of white-collar crime, typically using a form of deception to gain access to sensitive information or funds. There are a range of activities categorized as...
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Criminal Defense
Fourth and Fifth Amendment defense options
Being investigated for a crime in West Virginia is a stressful matter that can place your reputation, your career and your freedom at risk. No matter what specific crime you are suspected of, obtaining as positive an outcome as possible may hinge on how well you know...
A strong defense against white collar criminal charges
When charged with a crime, you have the right to fight the charges against you and seek the most beneficial outcome to your case. One of the most important steps in this process is understanding the nature of the charges brought by the prosecution. When you know what...
Defense options for insider trading allegations
The term “white collar crime” typically refers to illegal activity that has been carried out in a nonviolent manner for the purpose of financial gain. It’s a broad term that may be relevant in any number of situations, including those where allegations of intellectual...
Your rights when accused of probation violation
An alternative to spending time in jail is spending time on probation. If you face conviction for committing a crime, it can be a great relief to receive a probation sentence instead of jail time. Probation means no incarceration, but you are not free from all...
9 reasons to fight a felony charge
Facing criminal charges can mean the upheaval of your world and your family. You may have months or years of anxiety while both sides collect evidence and prepare their cases, and the outcome can be uncertain. If the charges against you are misdemeanors, you may...
When can police search my vehicle?
A traffic stop is usually not one of those events people put at the top of their bucket lists. In fact, avoiding having police pull you over is likely something you are happy to do as long as you are able to drive. For many, seeing those flashing lights in the...
A criminal conviction may limit your job options
When facing criminal charges, whether for property crimes, drug crimes, acts of violence or other reasons, it is difficult to know what to expect or how the outcome of your case might affect your future. One thing that is certain is that a criminal conviction on your...
Can Your Company Opt Out of Worker’s Compensation?
Close up business man signing contract making a deal, classic businessMost American workers take worker's compensation for granted-if you're injured on the job, the company pays for it, end of story. Right? Not anymore. One Dallas attorney has been leading the fight...