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Legal insights and federal defense analysis from our team
The Supreme Court held in Hunter v. United States that a federal appeal waiver is unenforceable when enforcing it would produce a miscarriage of justice. The decision affects nearly every federal defendant who pleaded guilty — but the standard is narrow and the deadline is 14 days.
Your email provider may have already searched your account and sent a report to federal agents. Here is what the Brillhart ruling means for your case.
The GENIUS Act brings regulated stablecoins into the U.S. financial system — and with them bank-style BSA, SAR, and OFAC obligations tied to criminal penalties. The next federal crypto defendants will not only be scammers. They will include compliance officers, BSA officers, and founders charged for a missed filing or a misread sanction.
The Eleventh Circuit vacated a 57-month sentence because a Florida district court applied the sophisticated-laundering enhancement without individualized findings. United States v. Morilla is a direct ruling on how federal courts must calculate relevant conduct in money laundering cases.
A Miami federal grand jury has charged the sale of Medicare beneficiary identifiers as a standalone crime. If you work inside a clinic, billing company, or provider network, this case is a direct warning.
On July 7, 2026, Done Global's founder received 72 months and a $1M fine for building a platform prosecutors called a drug distribution operation. Here is what it means for Florida.
A 9-0 Supreme Court ruling fixes where the government can try a Section 1519 falsification charge. For Florida defendants, that is leverage, not a footnote.
The Supreme Court held in Hunter v. United States that a federal appeal waiver is unenforceable when enforcing it would produce a miscarriage of justice. The decision affects nearly every federal defendant who pleaded guilty — but the standard is narrow and the deadline is 14 days.
Your email provider may have already searched your account and sent a report to federal agents. Here is what the Brillhart ruling means for your case.
The GENIUS Act brings regulated stablecoins into the U.S. financial system — and with them bank-style BSA, SAR, and OFAC obligations tied to criminal penalties. The next federal crypto defendants will not only be scammers. They will include compliance officers, BSA officers, and founders charged for a missed filing or a misread sanction.
The Eleventh Circuit vacated a 57-month sentence because a Florida district court applied the sophisticated-laundering enhancement without individualized findings. United States v. Morilla is a direct ruling on how federal courts must calculate relevant conduct in money laundering cases.
A Miami federal grand jury has charged the sale of Medicare beneficiary identifiers as a standalone crime. If you work inside a clinic, billing company, or provider network, this case is a direct warning.
On July 7, 2026, Done Global's founder received 72 months and a $1M fine for building a platform prosecutors called a drug distribution operation. Here is what it means for Florida.
A 9-0 Supreme Court ruling fixes where the government can try a Section 1519 falsification charge. For Florida defendants, that is leverage, not a footnote.
We battle until your freedom is secure, period. When the government builds a case, we dismantle it piece by piece.
