by Mark Catanzaro
on December 11, 2015
Image - Morguefile The term “white-collar crime” may not be part of your everyday vocabulary, but as a citizen of this country, it’s important to understand this type of crime. White-collar crime refers to nonviolent crimes committed by business or government professionals who are usually usually motivated by some sort of financial gain. In layman’s [...]
by Mark
on October 29, 2015
As hardworking Americans, many of us spend over half our waking hours at the office, so it’s no surprise that disputes within the workplace are common. Harassment, discrimination, and other issues arise in workplaces large and small, sometimes after years of contented employment. Luckily, if you are facing any type of employee dispute within your [...]
by Mark
on October 21, 2015
Photo Credit: StockMonkeys.com Whether you’re accusing someone of money laundering, you’ve been accused or convicted of this crime, or you’re a witness to a money laundering investigation, you must seek guidance from a New Jersey money laundering attorney. For a white-collar crime lawyer you can trust with all of your legal needs and questions, turn [...]
by Mark
on September 18, 2015
Forgery is the act of producing a copy of a signature, document, banknote, or work of art. As a teenager, you may have forged your parent’s signature to get out of school early. If you got caught, the consequences may have seemed severe, but in reality, they were nothing compared to forging a document with [...]
by Mark
on September 11, 2015
Both the federal government and individual states have many laws surrounding fraudulent activity. Have you been charged with a fraud crime? Your case could be considered a state crime or a federal crime, depending on the circumstances. Or you could be in violation of both a state and federal crime, and you could be prosecuted [...]
by Mark
on September 4, 2015
Photo credit: Tamil Goose Have you been accused of tax evasion or tax fraud, or are you facing an audit? Tax evasion charges are usually a result of: overstating expenses or deductions, not declaring all of your income, or failing to file tax returns when you have taxable income. If you’ve been charged with tax [...]