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Criminal Law

Criminal Defense
“I have known Tim Webb for many years and have enthusiastically referred a number of clients to him. He is an ethical and vigorous advocate for his clients, has terrific judgment, and is a highly effective criminal defense lawyer whom I highly recommend.”
DUI/DWI
Last year there were 29,918 DWI arrests in Minnesota, down from the record high of 41,951 DWI arrests in 2006. Over 500,000 Minnesotans – one in seven licensed drivers – have been arrested for DWI.
Sex Crimes
In Minnesota, the crimes of Rape, Date Rape, Sexual Assault, Sexual Abuse, Statutory Rape, Child Molestation and other sex crimes are now charged under the crime of “Criminal Sexual Conduct.” There are five degrees of criminal sexual conduct. The degree charged will depend upon the age of the alleged victim and age of the defendant, the type of relationship between the two and the nature of the sexual conduct.
Fraud
The U.S. insurance industry consists of thousands of companies and collects nearly $1 trillion in premiums each year. Industry group, The Coalition Against Insurance Fraud, estimates that the annual cost of insurance fraud approaches $80 billion. According to the FBI’s Financial Crimes Report, the FBI is focusing a majority of its resources relating to insurance fraud in the following areas...
White Collar Crimes
The term “white collar crime” has been credited to sociologist Edwin Sutherland who coined the phrase in a speech he gave in 1939. In his book “White Collar Crime”, Mr. Sutherland defined white collar crime as a “crime committed by a person of respectability and high social status in the course of his occupation.”
Theft
Misdemeanors
Basically, the crime of harassment is committed when a person engages in conduct that causes someone to feel “frightened, threatened oppressed, persecuted, or intimidated....” The crime of harassment can be charged as a gross misdemeanor or felony depending on the type of conduct, the age of the victim, the use of a weapon, and whether the harassment is based upon certain immutable characteristics such as race, sex, national origin, or disability.
Embezzlement
Theft occurs when someone takes money or other property without right to that property and without the owner’s consent. Embezzlement is a form of theft that involves using a position of trust with an employer to commit a theft. A Theft by Swindle can basically be described as a situation where money or property is voluntarily handed over by the victim in reliance on a false statement made by the perpetrator of the theft.
Drug Crimes
Minnesota has five degrees of drug crimes. A first degree drug crime is the most serious. Some of the current factors used to determine the seriousness of the crime include: the type of drug (e.g., methamphetamine, marijuana, etc.), the total weight or dosage of the drugs, the location (e.g., school or park zone).
Assault
Typically, people think of domestic assault as physical abuse of a spouse. In Minnesota, however, domestic assault does not require any physical contact between the parties involved. Nor is domestic assault limited to assault of a current spouse. It also includes assault of (1) a past spouse; (2) anyone to whom you are related by blood; (3) anyone with whom you have (or are expecting) a child; (4) anyone with whom you currently live; and (5) anyone with whom you are involved in a “significant” sexual or romantic relationship.
Identity Theft
Identity Theft – A stolen identity may be used on the loan application. The name, personal identifying information, and credit history are used without the knowledge of the person whose identity was stolen.
Homicide
Criminal vehicular operation is similar to criminal vehicular homicide and is charged in cases where injuries rather than a death resulted from the accident.
Arson
Property Insurance Fraud. Perpetrators of property insurance fraud seek to obtain payment that is higher than the value of the property damaged or destroyed, or intentionally destroy property that could not be sold. Common examples include arson, scuttling of boats, and the ditching of vehicles in lakes or canals.
Restraining Order
A victim of harassment or stalking can petition the court for a special order to prohibit the perpetrator of the harassment or stalking from a broad range of conduct, including conduct that would otherwise be legal in the absence of a special order. But violation of a harassment restraining order is a crime. Each time someone violates such an order, the consequences are more severe.
Internet Crimes
Prostitution

Employment Law

Sexual Harassment
Sex crimes cover a variety of conduct including Rape, Date Rape, Sexual Assault, Sexual Abuse, Sexual Harassment, Statutory Rape, Child Molestation, Prostitution, Internet Sex Crimes, Child Enticement and Possession of Child Pornography.

Property Law

Real Estate Transactions
Mortgage fraud is a serious charge with severe consequences. An indictment of mortgage fraud will be based upon a significant and detailed investigation. It is important to discuss your rights, potential defenses and case strategies with an experienced white collar defense attorney as soon as you are indicted or if you believe that you may be under investigation. If law enforcement has contacted you regarding a real estate transaction, you may be a target of a mortgage fraud investigation. You should consult with a white collar defense lawyer immediately. Most white collar defense lawyers should consult with you at no charge.
Property Damage
Staged Auto Accidents. Perpetrators of staged auto accidents will either stage an accident with coconspirators, or maneuver innocent motorists into accidents. Although the resulting property damage may be small, the perpetrators will fake injuries in order to make large claims.

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Auto Accidents

Finance Law

Foreclosure
Foreclosure Schemes – The perpetrator identifies homeowners who are at risk of defaulting on loans or whose houses are already in foreclosure. Perpetrators mislead the homeowners into believing that they can save their homes in exchange for a transfer of the deed and up-front fees. The perpetrator profits from these schemes by remortgaging the property or pocketing fees paid by the homeowner.

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