Year: 2023

crypto investment fraud

Cryptocurrency, often referred to simply as “crypto,” represents a revolution in digital currency and online transactions. But with increasing scrutiny from regulators and law enforcement, some investors have been unexpectedly thrust into legal battles over alleged crypto investment fraud. What Is Crypto-Related Fraud? Cryptocurrency fraud involves deceptive practices that exploit the vulnerabilities of digital currencies…

criminal defense lawyer for gun charges

If you are facing gun charges, a recent Supreme Court ruling may provide a legal basis for you to defend yourself against the charges – even if you committed the crime in question. This is because, under the 2022 ruling, the underlying crime you are charged with might be unconstitutional. Here is what to know…

sex crime defense attorney

Sex crimes are among the most severe charges a person can face in Texas. Not only can a conviction result in significant fines and prison time, but the stigma of being labeled a sexual offender can potentially follow you for the rest of your life. Securing a job and housing becomes more challenging. A sex…

pretrial motions with a criminal defense attorney

Criminal defense cases are complex legal battles requiring meticulous preparation and strategic thinking. Behind the scenes of every trial lies a critical phase that can significantly influence the course of the proceedings: the pretrial motions stage. An experienced Texas criminal defense lawyer from Broden & Mickelsen, LLP can explain pretrial motions and when we may…

criminal defense strategy with a lawyer

Are you facing a criminal charge in Texas? If so, developing a solid defense strategy is essential. The consequences of a conviction can be far-reaching, affecting your reputation, finances, and fundamental freedoms for years to come. When the stakes are this high, you deserve effective legal representation from an attorney with experience developing successful criminal…

fraud case

Depending on the circumstances, fraud can result in misdemeanor or felony charges in Texas. However, it is important to understand that those who face fraud charges are not necessarily guilty. Even simple misunderstandings can lead to serious criminal charges. Moreover, some people commit fraud in the name of innocent people, leading to false accusations of…

If your conviction and sentence were affirmed after a recent appeal, that does not mean you are out of legal options. An experienced criminal defense lawyer can guide you through the legal system and help you explore all possibilities for your case. Legal Grounds for Appeal in Texas If you were convicted of a crime…

Two federal cases this year demonstrate the measures authorities are taking to fight recent healthcare fraud in Texas. In one case, a Texas couple that owned and operated several group homes was sentenced to 60 months in prison for engaging in a $1 million Medicare fraud scheme to send residents to a community health center in…