Recent Posts in the Federal Crimes Category

• Could You Fall Prey to a Copyright Troll?
  May 15, 2019
  You’ve heard of internet trolls — individuals who start arguments or upset people online by posting inflammatory or digressive content. But have you ...
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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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• 3 types of securities fraud over which you could face accusations
  Apr 26, 2017
  If you have a business and want to make it look good to investors, you might think it’s a good idea to boost your stock value by rounding up at the ...
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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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• The ins and outs of the Sherman Act
  Sep 23, 2016
  Competition is the foundation of the capitalist economy here in the United States. Our free market encourages innovation and fuels the development of ...
  Posted By Nick Lotito & Seth Kirschenbaum
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• Panama Papers shine light on money laundering, related crimes
  May 19, 2016
  The Panama Papers have made a lot of headlines, partially for the people named in them, but also for the allegations against them. Many of the ...
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• Healthy competition vs. illegal price-fixing: Where's the line?
  Oct 26, 2015
  It doesn't take an MBA to understand that raising or lowering the price of a product affects a company's competition in the market. Whether it's in ...
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• Changes Affecting Federal Cases - More favorable Sentencing
  Sep 9, 2015
  After what seems like decades of a constant ratcheting up of maximum sentences, and an increased use of mandatory minimum sentences, there have been ...
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