United States of America v. Tomas Yarrington Ruvalcaba
Houston, Texas criminal defense lawyers represented Defendant charged with accepting bribes and using it to fraudulently purchase property in the United States reduced to money laundering.
Cleveland, Ohio criminal defense lawyer reported Defendant charged with conspiracy to commit arson related to the destruction of a parking booth during the May 30, 2020, demonstrations and civil unrest in downtown Cleveland.
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United States of America v. Daniel Vickers
Detroit, Michigan criminal defense lawyer represented Defendant charged with defrauding the United States.
Del Rio, Texas criminal defense lawyer represented Defendant charged with conspiracy to transport illegal aliens resulting in serious bodily injury or placing lives in jeopardy.
Minneapolis, Minnesota criminal defense lawyers represented Defendants charge with engaging in a fraudulent scheme that exploited a federally-funded child nutrition program during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Providence, Rhode Island criminal defense lawyer represented Defendant charged with fraudulently applied for over $90,000 in pandemic-relief unemployment benefits, and who actually received over $30,000 of those benefits, some of which he boasted that he used to purchase firearms, an iPhone and marijuana.
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United States of America v. Marcus Kelly Smith
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma criminal defense lawyer represented Defendant charged with conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute fentanyl and possession of a firearm after a felony conviction.
Tulsa, Oklahoma criminal defense lawyer represented Defendant charged with first-degree murder in Indian County, assault with intent to commit murder and firearm felonies.
United States of America v. Stefan Gillier, a/k/a Stephan Gillier, a/k/a Stefan R.R. Gillier, a/k/a Roland Gillier, a/k/a Roland Van Gorp
New York City, New York criminal defense lawyers represented Defendant charged with engaging in a conspiracy to fraudulently obtain over six million dollars’ worth of aircraft parts.
United States of America v. Edward Bases and John Pacilio
New York City, New York criminal defense lawyers represented Defendants charged with engaging in a multi-year fraud scheme to manipulate U.S. commodities markets for publicly traded precious metals futures contracts.
Brooklyn, New York criminal defense lawyer represented Defendant charged for his role in a multibillion-dollar bribery and money laundering scheme involving Malaysia’s state-owned investment and development fund, 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB).
United States of America v. Ruben Montanez-Mirabal
Miami, Florida criminal defense lawyer represented Defendant charged with conspiring to commit bribery, conspiring to provide contraband in a federal prison, and providing contraband in a federal prison.
Albuquerque, New Mexico criminal defense lawyer represented Defendant charged with conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute 1,000 kilograms and more of marijuana.
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania criminal defense lawyer represented Defendant charged with conspiracy to commit mail and wire fraud and conspiracy to commit money laundering.
New York City, New York criminal defense lawyer represented Defendant charged with creating and selling a non-functioning dummy medical device for implantation in patients suffering from chronic pain.
United States of America v. Luis Enrique Rendon Cardenas
Miami, Florida criminal defense lawyer represented Defendant charged with conspiracy for his his role in conspiring with Peruvian-based call centers that defrauded Spanish-speaking United States residents by falsely threatening them with arrest, deportation, and other legal consequences. He is the eleventh defendant to be sentenced to prison in the scheme.
Chicago, Illinois criminal defense lawyer represented Defendant charged with conspiring to pay bribes to a public official and for filing a false tax return.
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Santa Ana, California criminal defense lawyer represented Defendant charged with fraudulently obtaining nearly $5.5 million in COVID-related jobless benefits by using the identities of California state prison inmates and other third parties, trafficking fentanyl and methamphetamine, and seeking to fraudulently obtain more than $356,400 in tax refunds.