Henry Cantor
September 22, 2025
If you’ve been accused of fraud, embezzlement, or another white collar crime, you’re not just facing an arrest. In many cases, prosecutors have been investigating quietly for months — sometimes years — before you even know you’re a target. By the time charges are filed, the government often believes its case is airtight. That’s why […]
Henry Cantor
June 6, 2025
Understanding California’s Freeze and Seize Law – Penal Code 186.11 PC California’s “Freeze and Seize” law, outlined in Penal Code 186.11, allows prosecutors to freeze a defendant’s assets before trial in major white collar crime cases. The law applies when someone is charged with multiple felony offenses involving fraud or embezzlement and the total alleged […]
Henry Cantor
May 27, 2025
Los Angeles Criminal Defense Firm Protecting Professionals Accused of White Collar Crimes If you’ve been accused of a white collar crime in California, it’s easy to feel like the deck is stacked against you. These are not minor offenses — they’re serious felony charges that can cost you your career, destroy your reputation, and result […]
Henry Cantor
May 21, 2025
How to Settle a White Collar Crime Case Before Trial in California If you’re being investigated or have already been charged with a white collar crime in California, you may be asking one critical question: Can I avoid going to trial? In many cases, the answer is yes. White collar offenses like fraud, embezzlement, identity […]
Henry Cantor
December 24, 2024
The Role of Forensic Accounting in White-Collar Crime Defense Forensic accounting is an essential tool in defending against white-collar crime allegations. These cases often involve intricate financial records, sophisticated transactions, and substantial sums of money, making expert analysis crucial to uncovering the truth. In Los Angeles, forensic accountants collaborate with defense attorneys to analyze evidence, […]
Henry Cantor
September 17, 2024
White-collar crimes are non-violent offenses characterized by deception, theft, or fraud. These crimes typically occur in professional or business settings, often involving individuals in positions of trust, such as executives, managers, or financial professionals. In California, common white-collar crimes include embezzlement, money laundering, fraud, and insider trading. Unlike traditional “blue-collar” crimes, which may involve physical […]
