Plead Early or Pay Later: The Brutal Truth About Federal Sentencing
In federal cases with multiple defendants, early decisions impact everyone involved. Defendants often face a choice: plead early or hold out for […]
The Truth About Federal Prison Violence
When I served time in federal prison, I saw very little violence. Fights were rare, and when they happened, it was usually […]
Webinar Replay: Highlights of 2024: Prison Professors Talent!
In our recent webinar, we revisited key concepts from 2024, including Thin Slicing and Pre-Suasion. Our Commitment to Authenticity At White Collar […]
Home Depot Is Beneath Me: A Doctor’s Ego vs. Federal Sentencing
A doctor awaiting sentencing scoffs at the idea of working at Home Depot, believing it’s beneath them. This arrogance sends the wrong […]
You’re in Federal Prison. So What?Contribute Anyway.
Okay, so you’re in federal prison or going soon. So what! Let me give you some advice: find a way to. contribute […]
What Did You Do With Your Time Inside?
Every month, thousands of people reach out to White Collar Advice. Of those, 20% already served their time inside and are home […]
5 Steps To Stay On Track In Prison Camp
During my time in federal prison, I learned the value of focus. It wasn’t easy to block out the noise and distractions […]
A Simple Truth About Federal Prison You Can’t Ignore
Most people want to make the most of their time in federal prison, but the truth about federal prison is too many […]
Are You Prepared for a Federal Raid?
Facing the uncertainty of a federal investigation or federal raid is overwhelming. The waiting can feel unbearable—each day filled with questions about […]
The Stock Act Double Standard
Let’s look at how the system works—or doesn’t—when it comes to the Stock Act. Congress passed the law to prevent insider trading […]
Federal Judges See Through Fake Apologies
In this clip from my video with Dr. Phil, we discuss the importance of showing remorse during a government investigation. It’s not […]
Avoiding Sentencing Regret: Why Preparation Matters
I spoke with someone in federal prison who told me, “I thought my lawyer would handle everything. I just showed up to […]