The consequences of tax evasion can be severe. Our Seattle criminal defense attorney discusses the definition of tax evasion and the criminal penalties for tax evasion in this article. We also discuss the civil penalties and professional consequences of tax evasion. Understanding Tax Evasion Tax evasion is the willful attempt to avoid having a tax […]
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Breaking Down Ponzi Schemes: What You Need to Know
Ponzi schemes can cause devastating financial losses for investors. Our Seattle criminal defense attorney discusses what you need to know about Ponzi schemes in this article. Understanding these schemes may help you avoid them. We also discuss the criminal charges you could face if you operate a Ponzi scheme in Washington State. Understanding Ponzi Schemes: […]
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How to Protect Your Business From Fraud Allegations
Business organizations must be able to protect themselves from fraud allegations and other accusations of criminal conduct. Human resources departments, legal affairs divisions, and information technology centers can help businesses protect themselves from fraud, malware, and other issues that can cause companies to lose productivity and revenue. Retaining a Seattle criminal defense attorney will help […]
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Top 5 Mistakes to Avoid When Accused of a White Collar Crime
White-collar crime is often misunderstood as a less severe or dangerous form of criminal behavior. However, this is a false assumption. Those who violate laws related to the buying and selling of securities often face lengthy prison sentences and substantial fines. Typically, white-collar crimes involve violations of the Securities Exchange Act. It is vital that […]
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What to Do First When Faced With a Federal Criminal Charge
When you are charged with a federal offense, you may not understand what steps you need to take next. If you are seeking legal representation, you need to ensure that you retain a criminal defense lawyer who has tried federal cases in the past. Federal law is distinct from state law, and representing a criminal […]
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Understanding Federal vs State Crime in Washington
One of the most important components of the American legal system is the idea of dual sovereignty. Essentially, the federal government wields power and the state governments wield power simultaneously. A criminal defendant can be tried and convicted for a crime by the federal government and then tried and convicted for the same crime by […]
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Forbes Advisor Recognizes Jennifer Horwitz as a Leading Criminal Defense Attorney in Seattle
Jennifer Horwitz Law announced today that Forbes Advisor has named founding attorney Jennifer Horwitz one of the best criminal defense attorneys in Seattle, underscoring her commitment to tenacity, guidance, and compassion in legal defense. Click the link to learn more: Forbes Advisor Recognizes Jennifer Horwitz as a Leading Criminal Defense Attorney in Seattle – Law […]
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Understanding Your Rights: A Guide for Sexual Assault Survivors (in DV cases)
Life after a domestic violence sexual assault can feel incredibly isolating. It’s hard to know what to do next, or if you will ever feel safe again. You don’t have to walk this path alone. A Washington State domestic violence sexual assault attorney can be an invaluable asset in your journey back. As you decide […]
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What Will I Get Out Of A Paid One-hour Consult Re: My Protection Order Case?
Affordable and Practical Legal Advice for Your Specific Situation It is hard to find a lawyer who is willing to handle full representation on a protection order case because these cases can be a tremendous amount of work in a very short time frame. Experienced lawyers like Jennifer Horwitz, bill hourly on these cases and […]
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Violation of Protection Orders: Legal Consequences in Washington
The legal consequences of violating an order of protection in Washington will vary depending on the facts of the situation. It is important to realize that you can get charged with a crime if you contact or respond to contact from the petitioner, even if they tell you that they have dropped the order of […]
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