Why Most People Waste Federal Prison (And Don’t Even Know It) Sixteen years ago today, I was in a halfway house, serving my first full day… Read More
DOJ’s Criminal Division New Memo: Prepare Now If you’re being looked at by the government, the new DOJ’s Criminal Division memo released… Read More
What I Would Tell Myself Before Prison—17 Years Later at Pebble Beach I recently got a voicemail from someone who said, “Dude, you only served 18 months.… Read More
Should You Voluntarily Disclose to the DOJ? If you’re under investigation—or think you might be—you’ve probably asked yourself: should I say something… Read More
The Hard Truth I Gave a Billionaire Before He Went to Prison Sixteen years ago, I was sitting in a prison camp dining hall, wondering how I… Read More
DOJ Memo Changes the Game for White-Collar Targets If you’re going through a federal investigation, the new DOJ memo released on May 12… Read More
What I Promised Myself the Day I Left Federal Prison The Last Day in Federal Prison Doesn’t Feel Like Freedom Sixteen years ago today—May 19,… Read More
He Said He’d Prepare. He Didn’t. Now He’s Facing More Federal Prison Time. Nine weeks ago, I got on a call with a man under federal investigation. His… Read More
Reputation Repair After Federal Prison: Why Hiding Never Works A man called me last week after watching one of my YouTube videos. He said… Read More