Criminal Defense

Identity theft is when a person uses your personal information against you to discredit you or for their own gain. Because of the advent of innovative technology and malicious software, it is much easier to access a person’s name, birthdate, contact information, bank...

Most people know that criminals should face the legal consequences of their actions. In Illinois, however, a person can be arrested or charged for a crime they did not do. According to the state's accountability laws, anyone who helps another person execute an...

Did you join a direct-sales company hoping to be your own boss and make thousands of dollars, only to find that it is not all it’s cracked up to be? Millions of Americans join multilevel marketing (MLM) companies yearly but quickly realize it is far from easy. Worse...

Missouri might allow gun owners to carry their firearms without needing a permit, but the state still restricts where a person can bring their guns. Some restricted areas make sense, such as police stations, prisons, courthouses and local government offices. But the...

Mistakes by police officers and prosecutors can have a direct impact on someone's trial. For example, if there is a violation of someone's basic rights, their defense attorney could potentially use the police misconduct that they experienced as a way to help them...

Embezzlement can be a devastating experience for any business owner. Discovering that a trusted business partner has misappropriated funds is financially damaging and emotionally challenging. Embezzlement occurs when a person entrusted with handling finances or assets...