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Knowledge is power, and this blog is dedicated to providing the most updated information on Pennsylvania Criminal Defense, related topics, and criminal law in general.  It's our goal for you to use the information on this site, including the individual practice area pages, to help you understand your rights, obligations, and the best course of action for your Pennsylvania Criminal Defense case.

What to Do If You Pass a Bad Check in Pennsylvania?

Posted by Joseph D. Lento | Apr 11, 2025 | 0 Comments

The potential consequences for passing a bad check differ by state, but no matter where you live, doing so is likely to result in severe penalties. Even if you did so unintentionally, you could still face an uphill battle trying to prove what transpired and what your frame of mind was at the time...

Advisor "Borrows" $17 Million From Clients

Posted by Joseph D. Lento | Apr 07, 2025 | 0 Comments

A Pennsylvania man is learning the same lesson as Al Capone. Namely, failing to pay taxes on illegally gained money can land you in trouble. Federal prosecutors have filed charges against a Philadelphia-area investment advisor, alleging he misused over $80 million in client funds. Among other ch...

Defending Against False Accusations

Posted by Joseph D. Lento | Mar 20, 2025 | 0 Comments

In a shocking turn of events, a case from Bucks County, Pennsylvania, has highlighted the devastating consequences of false accusations and the critical need for experienced legal representation in such matters. Anjela Borisova Uromova, a 20-year-old woman from Bristol Township, recently admitted...

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