White Collar Crimes

Not everyone working in the healthcare sector earns generous, competitive wages. Some professionals earn typical salaries or even hourly wages because they work as support professionals, rather than as licensed medical caregivers. In theory, their jobs require less...

When most people think about wire fraud, they imagine that it constitutes elaborate scams, organized crime or large-scale schemes. While this can be true, people should know that even seemingly innocent practices—that may not even seem criminal at the time—can...

The medical sector is often not what people think about when discussing fraud. Discussions about professional fraud often focus on the financial sector and adjacent industries, like real estate. Investment fraud and mortgage fraud are well-known white-collar crimes....

White collar crimes are serious matters that must be treated as such. While these aren’t violent crimes, they can result significant penalties if someone is convicted. Money laundering is an example of a white-collar charge that can be difficult to navigate. Money...

Talking about white collar crime is not itself a crime. But a conversation might be closer to criminal activity than you might realize. The crime of conspiracy does not require much, even though it can lead to serious criminal charges in state or federal court. The...

Intellectual property is one of the most valuable assets a business has. While the merchandise and other structures have considerable value, intellectual property sets one company apart from another, giving them a competitive advantage. Intellectual property (IP)...

Pyramid schemes are one of the most common types of investment fraud there is out there – and it isn’t just the people at the very top that get into trouble when the whole pile of blocks comes tumbling down. Anybody far enough up the organization can find themselves...