Recent Posts in the Criminal Defense Category

• 2 Businesses, Same Name: Is This Trademark Infringement?
  Apr 30, 2019
  You just launched your new business and you’re proud of the perfect name you’ve chosen for your company. After some time in business, you conduct a ...
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• 4 Commonly Misinterpreted Public Corruption Charges
  Apr 1, 2019
  Public corruption is a broad category of white collar crime. As such, various allegations of public corruption can be faced by government employees, ...
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• Tax evasion is not just a federal matter
  Mar 23, 2017
  Reality television star Todd Chrisley has seen his financial woes highly publicized recently, centering around allegations that he evaded paying ...
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• Tax fraud or negligence? The difference matters
  Feb 8, 2017
  As April 15 th descends like a cloud upon tax-paying Americans, individuals and corporations alike are scurrying to get all of their ducks in a row. ...
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• Don't add a DUI to your Holiday List this Year
  Dec 21, 2016
  The holidays are a fun, hectic, stressful, exciting and busy time of year. They are also a time for parties and gatherings with loved ones, which will ...
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• Charter school white collar crime: Innocent until proven guilty
  Nov 17, 2016
  Ten years ago, charter schools were a small segment of Georgia's public schools. But over the last ten years, with the benefit of substantial tax ...
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• 5 essential qualities of a white collar criminal defense attorney
  Sep 16, 2016
  Have you ever been lost in a maze? Being accused of a white collar crime can feel very much the same. Being confused and in a state of panic, are ...
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• Georgia police use tech model predicting crime - with legal ramifications
  Mar 17, 2016
  Predicting outcomes has always been a big business and valuable for a variety of reasons. With new technology and sophisticated algorithms the ...
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