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Cryptocurrency and Wire Fraud: What You Need to Know

Cryptocurrency fraud is on the rise, and the Department of Justice is devoting a lot of resources to stopping it.   While some argue over how cryptocurrency should be classified, the DOJ isn’t waiting. As reported in Reuters, they’re using the…

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Federal criminal defense

What Are the Grounds for Suppressing Evidence in a New York or Federal Criminal Case?

Suppression of evidence is one of the most important tools a criminal defense lawyer has to help you with your state or federal case.  To suppress evidence, your lawyer must file a Motion to Suppress and make a valid legal…

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Federal criminal defense

Defending GoFundMe and Kickstarter Fraud Cases

Recently, The New York Times reported on a case wherein a New Jersey man and his girlfriend got 5 years in prison for GoFundMe fraud. Mark D’Amico and Katelyn McClure teamed up with Johnny Bobbit Jr. to make up a…

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What Are Price Fixing Schemes?

A price fixing scheme is a white collar crime that involves colluding with competitors to decide what prices will be. Antitrust laws require companies to establish prices and other competitive terms without consulting with competitors. You are allowed to conduct…

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NY criminal law

What is the Third Party Doctrine?

While most evidence that could be collected in a federal criminal case is protected by Sixth Amendment rights against unreasonable search and seizure, some information that could be used against you is not. That information is covered under the “third…

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Federal criminal defense

What is Set-Aside Fraud?

Set-aside fraud is a type of contractor fraud. It is a violation of the False Claims Act (31 USC Sections 3729 to 3733) and involves defrauding the United States government in order to get contracts.  It is called “set-aside” fraud…

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What is the False Claims Act?

There have been attempts to defraud the United States Military for about as long as there has been a military. In 1863, the federal government enacted the False Claims Act to target defense contractors attempting to defraud the military during…

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What is Bid Rigging?

One white collar crime that the Department of Justice is cracking down on quite hard of late is “bid rigging.” Bid rigging is the process of undermining the competitive process whenever businesses compete by submitting bids to a buyer. The…

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Bankruptcy Guide

What is the Procurement Collusion Strike Force?

The Procurement Collusion Strike Force is a DOJ, states Attorneys General, Department of Defense, and Federal Trade Commission joint effort to crack down on antitrust and anticompetitive activities in public procurement. It focuses on government contractors and looks for bid…

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Federal criminal defense

Are You Guilty of Insider Trading?

If you own stocks and are engaged in buying them and selling them then there are laws which govern your involvement in the market. One of those laws is that the playing field must be even. If you have information…

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