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White Collar Crime

David Ganek says he lost his company after a raid by federal prosecutors that was based on a flawed search warrant affidavit. Last fall he lost a lawsuit, too, intended to hold federal officials accountable.
Case in Point February 26, 2018
For Want of a Nail
How one false statement brought down a Wall Street company.
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Peter Borenstein, an attorney in Los Angeles, specializes in suing on behalf of prisoners who are victims of theft while incarcerated.
News January 28, 2018
Defrauded in Prison? Call This Guy
A young California lawyer helps long-term inmates with their white-collar problems.
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A courtroom in the U.S. District of Massachusetts’ John Joseph Moakley Courthouse in Boston, where Judge William Young sits.
Case in Point December 4, 2017
“Complete Balderdash”
A judge balks at a corporate plea deal he can’t see
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Feature March 24, 2015
How Actual White-Collar Criminals Should ‘Get Hard’
Advice from America’s prison coaches.
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