How We Defend These Cases

Follow The Money - Before They Do

Money laundering requires proof that you knew funds were criminal proceeds and transacted to conceal them – knowledge and intent the government often infers rather than proves. RICO requires a pattern of racketeering acts tied to an enterprise, and every predicate act is a fight that can be won separately.

We deconstruct the government’s financial narrative transaction by transaction, working with forensic accountants to show legitimate sources, ordinary banking behavior, and the absence of concealment intent – and we litigate to sever and narrow sprawling RICO indictments.

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Section 1956 targets transactions designed to conceal criminal proceeds; § 1957 covers merely depositing or spending more than $10,000 in criminal proceeds. Section 1957 is easier for the government to prove – and often the count to attack through its proceeds element.

Yes – federal forfeiture can freeze accounts and property pre-trial. We contest seizures at hearings, challenge the traceability of funds, and fight to release untainted assets, including funds needed to pay for your defense.

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