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If you have been arrested for mail or wire fraud, it is imperative that you seek counsel from a federal criminal defense attorney immediately. Although you probably had an inkling that what you were doing wasn’t exactly honest, you may not have been aware that it was a federal crime and could result in severe
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If you’re dreading an upcoming legal case, one of the best potential outcomes is that the case is dismissed or dropped. If you’re not sure what that means, or you’re wondering about the difference between having charges dismissed vs. dropped, this article is for you. While you’re reading up on how to get a case
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Having insurance that covers your most important possessions is recommended and even required in some cases. But, it’s not always smooth sailing when you’re dealing with insurance, as some claims are labeled as fraudulent and can lead to serious criminal charges. If you’ve been accused of committing insurance fraud, it’s good to find out more
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If you’ve been convicted of a crime in Texas, you should learn how to file an appeal so that you have a chance of getting your conviction overturned. After all, if there is any possibility of getting a second chance on your case, you may want to take it, especially once you have a trusted
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Money laundering in Texas is considered a serious crime. But what is it, and is money laundering a felony in the State of Texas? If you or a loved one have been charged with money laundering, you need to learn about how Texas handles this crime, and contact an experienced Houston white collar crimes lawyer
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Not everyone who commits a crime in Texas faces charges right away. That’s not to say that criminals in Texas will not be prosecuted for the crime at all. This is because Texas law allows the state anywhere from three to 10 years to press charges on most types of criminal offenses. This is called
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The ultimate goal of the Texas probation program is rehabilitation — so that people convicted of felonies can successfully integrate into society as productive, law-abiding citizens. In this respect, probation benefits those convicted of crimes just as much as it helps society as a whole. Just because it’s beneficial, however, doesn’t mean that probation in
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Fiduciary duty in Texas describes a relationship in which one person is supposed to act in the interest of another. More specifically, the fiduciary has a duty to be loyal and honest toward the person he or she has promised to help, as he or she has a certain standard to live up to. When
Learn MoreMedicare fraud cost U.S. taxpayers about $16 billion in 2016 alone, so it’s easy to see why the government has been trying to crack down on the issue. However, not everyone who is accused of Medicare fraud is actually guilty of purposely misleading the government. Some simply made billing mistakes or were even unknowingly used as pawns
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Are you dealing with insurance fraud? Insurance fraud costs people in the nation an estimated $30 billion per year. An estimated 10 percent of all insurance claim money paid out each year goes to frauds. The massive scale of insurance fraud across the country leads to higher insurance premiums for everyone. If you have been accused
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White-collar crime is a broad term used to describe various financially motivated nonviolent crimes committed by business and government professionals. Typically, they are crimes committed using deceit for financial gain. The most common types are embezzlement, fraud, money laundering, and tax evasion. The umbrella of white-collar crime can cover transgressions from email scams to Ponzi
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Being investigated or charged with a federal crime is a frightening experience. However, even if you are convicted of a federal crime, you can still protect your right to appeal if you move quickly. The best way to protect your appellate rights is to consult with a knowledgeable and experienced attorney as soon as you
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