The college admissions bribery scandal that shocked the country has seen its first sentence. A former sailing coach at Stanford University faced charges of racketeering conspiracy in the scandal. The Washington Post reports that prosecutors sought steep penalties of...
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Could tip lines cause false public corruption charges?
On Behalf of The Kaufman Law Group | Jun 19, 2019 | Public Corruption Offenses
The mandate of the Federal Bureau of Investigation is to investigate alleged violations of federal law across the country, including here in California. In doing so, the organization uses a variety of information gathering and investigative methods. In the digital...
Embezzlement, other charges brought against Stan Lee’s ex-manager
On Behalf of The Kaufman Law Group | Jun 4, 2019 | Embezzlement
No one wants to find him or herself accused of a serious crime. Some actions could be viewed by others as manipulative or even illegal, and as a result, a person could face charges for embezzlement and other serious allegations. In such a predicament, it is wise to...
Little League treasurer facing embezzlement charge
On Behalf of The Kaufman Law Group | May 21, 2019 | White Collar Crimes
When individuals begin to have concerns about where money for an organization or company is going, suspicions could quickly come against those in charge of handling funds. In some cases, those suspicions may become so great that an investigation begins to determine...
Former Internal Services official accused of public corruption
On Behalf of The Kaufman Law Group | May 8, 2019 | Public Corruption
Public officials are often placed under a great deal of scrutiny. When a public figure is accused of using his or her position for personal benefit, the outcome can be catastrophic. Besides the possibility of a criminal conviction, the official's career and reputation...
When do client dinners and personal gifts cross the line?
On Behalf of The Kaufman Law Group | May 6, 2019 | Public Corruption
Marketers have long made good use of business lunches and gifts to prospective clients. As the pharmaceutical industry has shown, these strategies can bring powerful results. However, the recent conviction of a pharma boss reminds us there's also a point at which...
2 California women charged with white collar crimes
On Behalf of The Kaufman Law Group | Apr 23, 2019 | White Collar Crimes
When authorities suspect that crimes have been committed, it is possible for charges to come at the state and federal level. White collar crimes are often federal crimes, and as a result, anyone charged with such a crime could face a serious legal predicament....
Public corruption charges for college parents include tax fraud
On Behalf of The Kaufman Law Group | Apr 7, 2019 | Public Corruption
The national scandal involving admissions into Ivy League universities and other elite institutions, including the University of Southern California and UCLA, has many parents concerned about how far the investigations will go. Some parents allegedly involved in...
Shareholder issues can lead to complex civil litigation
On Behalf of The Kaufman Law Group | Mar 27, 2019 | Civil Litigation
Because of the many different people and pieces involved in running businesses, it is common for disputes to come about. Owners, partners, shareholders, employees and numerous other individuals associated with a company could have reason to voice concerns over certain...
Car insurance claim leads to charges for white collar crimes
On Behalf of The Kaufman Law Group | Mar 12, 2019 | White Collar Crimes
Many people struggle with financial-related issues. As a result, they often explore many ways in which they could potentially obtain money quickly. Unfortunately, some parties may wind up accused of white collar crimes if the options they utilize involve some type of...
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