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Leinart Law - Dallas Bankruptcy Attorney & Lawyer

Articles about bankrupcty options and tips.

As a consumer, when faced with a financial crisis, you have many options.  You can seek credit counseling, do nothing, or speak with a qualified attorney.  If you're a consumer who faces insurmountable debt, we reccomend that you seek the advice of an attorney who's area of focus is bankrupcy law.  This is a step that must be taken sooner rather than later.  If you wait, you'll deal with higher leves of anxiety and expereince further legal and financial consequences.  Leinart Law Firm are Dallas and Fort Worth area bankruptcy experts.  We'll provide the personal attention and courteous treatment that you deserve.

Dallas DNA TV Show Subject Appears on The View

Last week when Dallas County DNA exonerree Johnnie Lindsey appeared on the talk show The View, he and his fiancee said they weren’t getting married until he had a job.

Now, at least three people have offered him work. No details yet on what the jobs might be.

Dallas County District Attorney Craig Watkins and Lindsey’s attorney, Dallas County public defender Michelle Moore, were also on the show.

They were promoting a new documentary style-show, Dallas DNA, about the Dallas County DA’s office and the work of the conviction integrity unit.
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All about a Dallas DNA attorney who appears on The View

John Teakell - Dallas Defense Attorney & Lawyer

John Teakell is a Dallas area Criminal and Federal defense attorney. He specializes in

John Teakell, a former federal prosecutor with 12 years experience in the U.S. Attorney's office, is now defending the people. An experienced and aggressive criminal defense attorney, Mr. Teakell takes his job and your circumstances seriously. Mr. Teakell has over fifteen years of criminal prosecution experience with complex fraud cases, major drug trafficking, and federal death penalty cases.

20 Basic Facets of Money Laundering Law


MONEY LAUNDERING Federal Criminal Law Statutes (Title 18, United States Code)

"Money laundering" as it is commonly called, involves the transfer of monies that are a product of criminal activity – whether that activity is drug trafficking related or white collar crime related. Although there is a fairly broad definition of money laundering, the federal money laundering laws were enacted to attempt to take the profit out of criminal activity.

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This article tells you everything you ever wanted to know about money laundering.
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