White-collar crimes are treated very seriously by prosecutors and the courts in New York. These allegations can lead to severe penalties including hefty fines, loss of licensing and incarceration. A recent case in which a man and his company were accused of fraud is...
Month: April 2020
Nursing home recoveries are on the rise
From New York to California, states make their own efforts to enforce fraud laws. Since they have an oversight role when it comes to nursing homes, they also try to catch financial misconduct of nursing homes that they regulate. State recoveries in criminal fraud...
New York man pleads guilty to wire fraud
A 52-year-old New York man faces up to 20 years in a federal prison after admitting that he lied about where he obtained goods that he sold to the United States government. Federal prosecutors say the man obtained Chinese-made items including backpacks, cinch bags,...
What is securities fraud?
Securities fraud is a common type of white-collar crime that occurs in New York and elsewhere. Understanding what constitutes securities fraud can be difficult for people without knowing the securities regulations. There are a few common types of securities fraud that...
Facing white-collar crime allegations involving mortgage fraud
New Yorkers who are confronted by allegations of white-collar crime should understand that the consequences for a conviction can be severe. Despite these allegations being unrelated to violence, they carry with them harsh penalties for a conviction. People who are...