As the weather starts to get warmer and the days get longer, drinking become more prevalent.  With that comes a greater police presence thereby increasing the possibility and risk of receiving a DWI (Driving while Intoxicated).  As one should know, you are limited to having a .08 BAC or under
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Medicare/Medicaid Fraud prosecutions have continued to increase throughout the years.  The Department of Justice’s Medicare Fraud Strike Force team has been using the full force of the government in order to prosecute these cases.  This increase in prosecutions is partly due to the implementation of the Affordable Care Act, which
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Many people believe that estate planning is for the wealthy. This misconception may arise from the fact that the estate tax exemption is higher than what most people have in their estates. However, even though your estate may not be subject to an estate tax, estate planning is still crucial
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Every April 15, individual income taxes are filed and reviewed by the Internal Revenue Service. The IRS will either agree with what you’ve filed on your 1040 tax return and issue a refund OR the IRS will not agree with the information provided on your filed tax return and send a notice to
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White Collar Federal Crimes are increasingly become a focal point for Department of Justice; from prosecution of corporations to a recently reinstituted practice of prosecuting individuals for a host of corporate-type activities. This, of course, includes securities fraud and other regulatory activities, as well as the more traditional white collar
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